A Grade II listed building, there has been an inn on this site for more than 300 years. Known as the Noah’s Ark until 1747, Landlord Robert Chandler renamed it Duke William in honour of the Duke of Cumberland who, a year earlier, had crushed the Scottish rebellion at Culloden. In 1748 it became The Duke of Cumberland and was used as the headquarters for the oyster and dredger men. Fire swept through the building in 1866. The Duke was rebuilt immediately and in 1867 William Lester applied for a license at the Petty sessions for 'The Duke of Cumberland, recently burnt down but now rebuilt’. Why not come down and pay us a visit!
High Street, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 1AP
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01227 280617
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http://www.thedukeinwhitstable.co.uk/
Facilities include: Real Ale, Outside Seating, Live Music, 5+ Rooms, Town Centre, Meeting rooms, Beer, Wine, Tea & Coffee, Hotel ,
Mon - Thu: 11:00 - 23:00
Fri - Sat: 11:00 - 00:00
Sun: 12:00 - 19:00
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