12 Three Moles pub, Selham, West Sussex, England, UK

The Rother Valley
West Sussex, England
Graffham & Selham
3 Moles, page ref 12

Three Moles Pub, Selham, West Sussex.

1872 - 2008
Originally the Railway Inn owned by William Townley Mitford, was renamed the Three Moles in 1873
It is still owned by the Mitford Estate [2008]

Licensees:
1872 - Henry Smith
1888 - Joseph Willison
1888 - William Adams
1889 - Edward Swain
1893 - Frederick Figg Tier
1912 - William Frank Cate
1918 - Thomas Gill
1921 - Frank Hounsome
1928 - John King
1929 - James Reynolds
1934 - Alfred Sherman
1951 - Arthur John Sherman
1955 - Jack Frank Smith
1963 - Frank William Wheller
1988 - Carl John Gregorzek
1998 - Valerie Anne Wingate
2008 - Paul Tadhunter

above, source,
with thanks, in part, to Val Wingate. Sep. 2007

Val Wingate
Three Moles Pub, Selham
Landlady :- February 1998 - 02 March 2008

Val Wingate Sep. 2007
photo :- gravelroots.net

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King & Sons Ltd..
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Three Moles Pub, Selham.

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