Working to enhance the community and keep alive the identity of Eaton Socon & Eaton Ford
Photo: St Mary's Church
Positioned on the Great North Road with a steady stream of travellers, and as the focal point of a large agricultural parish, a large number of public houses grew up in the Eatons. Some have been put to other uses, and one has vanished without trace, but many survive to this day.
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The Crown
The Highwayman
The Bell
The Bell - c1830 to c1930
The Black Horse, 208 Great North Road
The Black Horse, 208 Great North Road
The Plough, 92 Great North Road, c1850-80
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The Plough - now the Akbar, Great North Road
The White Horse, Great North Road
The Wheatsheaf, Great North Road
The Millers Arms, Ackerman Street
The Millers Arms, Ackerman Street
The Millers Arms, Ackerman Street
The Rivermill Tavern
The Rivermill Tavern
The Old Sun, Great North Road
The Waggon and Horses, Great North Road
The George and Dragon, Great North Road
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The Eaton Oak, Great North Road - known as the Rocket in the 1980s
The Rose and Crown, St Neots Road
The Red Lion, St Neots Road
The Barley Mow, Crosshall Road
The Chequers, St Neots Road
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