The Bull is on the High Street.

A Traditional English Pub.

Tim & Jane Pearson. Telephone 01582 792392

Henry Stephens inventor of Blue-Black ink lived in The Bull. (See also: High Street)

A 16th Century Coaching Inn.

Traditional handpump ales.

Food served lunchtime and evenings

Convivial traditional atmosphere.

Patio drinking area.

Functions catered for.

Large car park to rear.

Clubroom available for functions.

Interesting pictures of old Redbourn, including one of the Redbourn Home Guard.

William Finch followed his father and many previous Finches at The Bull in 1595. Kept by John and Thomas Gray in 1633 and then as a wine Tavern by Prudence Miles. John Tyler bought the inn in 1713 and it was kept by William Fish. It could accommodate 80 horses in the stables. AP and OH Mc Mullen Bought the inn in 1897. Joseph Stevens and then his widow Catherine were licencees. John Keats was a friend of their son Dr Henry Stephens and he sometimes stayed at The Bull

Filming for the BBC series Auf Wiedersehen Pet took place at The Bull Pub on the morning of 30 June 2003

See also: Redbourn History, Redbourn Village, Public Houses, Redbourn In Bloom

-- Martin Cleaver - August 2006