The Horns Public House, Grade II listed pub in Datchworth, England
The Horns Public House is a Grade II listed pub in Datchworth featuring a traditional timber frame structure set on a brick foundation. The building sits along Bramfield Road in the Bull's Green hamlet and serves three real ales on tap alongside various lagers, ciders, spirits, and wines.
The establishment was founded in 1543 during Henry VIII's reign and retains its original Tudor architectural elements. Expansions added in the 18th and 20th centuries built onto the core structure without removing its earliest features.
The pub functions as a gathering place where locals meet for conversation and meals throughout the week. The menu of traditional British fare reflects the character people expect from this kind of establishment.
The pub opens daily from noon and maintains a dedicated parking area for visitors. When arriving, take time to notice the historic building details around you.
Local records mention the ghost of an 18th-century worker allegedly haunting the premises. The story stems from a village incident and has become part of the pub's folklore that regulars enjoy sharing.
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