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The Three Tuns, Abington75 High Street, Three Tuns, Abington
History of the Three Tuns
Listed Building:
Public house. C17 with C19 alterations.
Games of skittles would have been played in a skittle alley down the side of the building.
1847 – 1860s:
Landlord Robert Missen was licensed to brew ale. Such beer would have been collected for local farm workers.
1875 – 1900s:
Charles and James Missen
1916
Frank William Hunt
1922-37
The Three Tuns was a temperance hotel run by the People’s Refreshment House Association Ltd.
Three Tuns, Great Abington
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