NHER 62812 (Monument record) - Site of Three Tuns public house, Church Street

This is the site of the Three Tuns public house. It first appears in documentary sources in 1665. It was damaged by bombing on 12 June 1941, and its licence was revoked in 1958.
Excavations in (NHER 33517) encountered 19th century brick cellars thought to belong to this inn.
Old photographs show this building as three storeys (including attic), or brick with a steep pantiled roof.
See (S1) for further information.
(S2) states that this public house had extensive stabling to the rear and notes that the site was to be cleared to make way for a produce market.
A. Cattermole (King's Lynn UAD), 10 May 2019.

Taken from NHER 33517:
The timbers from the Three Tuns Inn were taken to 5 Chequers Street Grimston (NHER 50018), where they were used to rebuild the interior of the house. They are large with assembly numbers, but not strictly datable.
E. Rose (NLA), 4 April 2007.