Small pub in Bury St Edmunds

Mar. 27 This Pub is ideal for an Intimate Atmosphere: With a name as long as Edward Nisbott Michael McCallen, a publican would need a rather long name plate for the door of his pub, but unfortunately for the mentioned getlemen his pub is only 15 feet 10 inches by seven feet six inches. Greene King, the East Anglian independent brewers have made the Guiness Book of Records with the Nutshell run by Mr. McCallam at Bury St. Edmunds. The pub dates back to the 17th century and in 1844 was being used as a fruit shop. Comfortably accommodating 15 patrons at one time, the walls have held a record number of 83 rugby footballers from the local clubs, and luckily for Mr.Mccallam he is a man of small stature

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