Public Houses, Inns & Taverns of Newmarket, Suffolk

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Newmarket, Suffolk. The Newmarket, Suffolk listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.

Premises	Pic?	Text?
Black Bear, Newmarket	No	Yes
Black Horse, Newmarket	No	Yes
Bull, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Bushel, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Carpenters Arms, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Crown, 28 High Street, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Dolphin, Newmarket	No	Yes
Five Bells, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Fox & Hounds, Bury Street, Newmarket	No	Yes
Golden Lion, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Greyhound, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Grosvenor Arms, Newmarket	No	Yes
Horse & Groom, Newmarket	No	Yes
Horseshoes, Moulton Road, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Lamb, Newmarket	No	Yes
Marquis of Granby, Bury Street, Newmarket	No	Yes
Prince of Wales, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Rising Sun, Newmarket	No	Yes
Sir John Barleycorn, Newmarket	No	Yes
Tuns, Newmarket	No	Yes
Turf Tavern, Newmarket	No	Yes
Two Brewers, Newmarket	No	Yes
Victoria, Newmarket	No	Yes
Waggon & Horses, 36 High Street, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Wellington, Newmarket	No	Yes
Wheatsheaf, Newmarket	No	Yes
White Hart, High Street, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
White Lion, 216 High Street, Newmarket	Yes	Yes
Woolpack, Newmarket	No	Yes

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