The Punch Bowl
On the St Albans Road
Mary Peacock kept the Punch Bowl in 1694, it was known as the Bole. 1754 saw George Grimston there followed by his widow. William Seabrook was victualler in 1851. Rebuilding took place in 1901. In the 1980s it became Spritzers, became Fudge (2003) and has now become 24-7 (2008), later KINK
See also: - Bygone Public Houses Of Redbourn, Redbourn History, Redbourn Genealogy
-- May 2008
Topic revision: r3 - 15 Jun 2011 - 16:04:48 - Bob Boutland
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