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93 High Street
Milton Regis
01795 427645
https://whatpub.com/three-hats
Above postcard 1913. |
Above photo, 1985, kindly sent by Michael Mirams. Also showing the
"White Hart." |
Photos taken on 7 July, 2012 from
http://www.flickr.com
by John Law. |
Above photo showing a mural in the back garden, 2014. |
I have just added this pub to that list but
your help is definitely needed regarding it's history.
As the information is found or sent to me, including photographs, it will
be shown here.
Thanks for your co-operation.
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Kentish Gazette, Friday 10 August 1810.
Came Astray.
About 2 months since, to Mr. Jonathan Bond's, at the sign of the
"Three Hats," Milton. A Pointer Dog, and a Setter Bitch.
If not owned within a fortnight, they will be sold to defray the
expense of keep, &c.
N.B. To be Sold, a Brace of Staunch Pointers.
Enquire as above. Milton,
8th August , 1810.
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East Kent Gazette, Saturday 10th August 1912.
Miss Clatworthy takes this opportunity of sincerely thanking all
those who signed the appeal for renewal of her licence, also those
gentlemen who so kindly interested themselves in her behalf.
"Three Hats," Milton Regis, August 8th, 1912.
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From the
https://www.kentonline.co.uk By Ellis Stephenson, 4 February 2019.
The Three Hats, High Street, Milton Regis, evacuated after smoke discovered.
A street was closed after a pub chimney caught fire.
Crews were called to The Three Hats, High Street, Milton Regis, at
about 2.15pm yesterday after smoke started to fill the venue.
The blaze is thought to have started from a cracked wood burner.
Firefighters tackled it by pouring buckets of water over the burner.
They then closed Milton High Street to use a height vehicle, brought
in from Maidstone, to throw water down the chimney from the roof.
Landlord Malcolm Winskill said: "I wasn't at the pub at the time but
it started filling with smoke from the wood burner which has a crack
in it.
"That's what caused the steam and fire. Staff made sure everyone was
outside.
"The fire brigade had to close the High Street to get the height
vehicle in to look down the chimney.
"We have the chimney swept once a year but we're meant to do it
twice a year and we've had smoke alarms fitted. I'd like to thank
the fire brigade who were amazing and the customers who were there
at the time."
Despite the drama, the pub remained open.
Sittingbourne fire crew manager, Kev Ford, said: "People who have
chimneys should make sure they are swept regularly, we recommend at
least twice a season.
"Smoke alarms should be fitted as well." |
LICENSEE LIST
BOND John 1810+
DATSON Francis 1828+
TAPLEY William 1832-39+
ALERD James Henry 1840+
FIDGE Richard 1847+
CLATWORTHY George J 1851-82+ (widower also carpenter & builder age 71 in
1881 )
CLATWORTHY John 1891+ (age 42 in 1891)
CLATWORTHY Emma Miss 1899-1918+ (age 60 in 1901)
DAY Thomas 1922-34+
BLUNT Hubert William 1938+
MUDD Leslie Thomas (brewers representative) to July/1955
ROBERTS John Maxwell July/1955+
BUNTING Jack & Nancy 1963+
WINSKILL Malcolm 2003-19+
http://pubshistory.com/ThreeHats.shtml
From the Pigot's Directory 1828-29
From
the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34
Census
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
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