Closed Pubs: The Marmion Arms

The Marmion Arms

The Marmion Arms, Haltham, Lincs

A small and now rather forlorn-looking thatched, half-timbered pub taking its unusual name from Sir Walter Scott’s narrative poem.

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Anonymous26 March 2018 at 16:09
Its a Disgrace to see this old pub closed. When I drank in there 35 yrs ago it was a really nice place full of local people. Shame to see it boarded up now. All that history and memories.
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Sam MIDGLEY21 April 2024 at 17:06
anybody know what's happened to the above pub as it looks like its collapsed partially and i have seen nothing posted recently, i used to play darts and pool and was born in Haltham and brought up there from 1958 until 1967/8 was listed as being originally thatched and from around the 16th century
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