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Description |
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| Situated on
top of Walhampton hill, the Walhampton Arms is a large,
spacious pub/restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere. Every Friday
they have a jazz band performing. |
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Contact |
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The Walhampton Arms
Walhampton
Hill
Walhampton
SO41 5RE
Tel: 01590 673113 |
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Open |
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Monday 10am to 11pm
Tue to Fri 10am to 3pm
& 6pm to 11pm
Saturday 10am to 11pm
Sunday 12noon to 11pm
Food served
Sunday 12noon to 8pm
Monday 12noon to 8pm
Tue to Fri 12noon to 2.30pm
& 6pm to 9pm
Saturday 12noon to 9.30pm
Correct as of 21-12-2011 |
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Trivia |
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The Walhampton Arms
was originally part of the Walhampton Estate, the former Home
Farm included a dairy that produced milk and butter for people
living nearby.
Along Monument Lane (next to the pub) is a 75ft tapered obelisk erected in 1842 in honour of Admiral Harry Burrard Neale. He was Mayor of Lymington and helped introduce gas street lighting to the town, he was also a close friend of George III and his sister modelled many times for Gainsborough. He lived in nearby Walhampton House. |
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