The Crown in Mundford has taken many forms. It dates back to 1652, first as a place of refuge for weary travellers passing through Thetford Forest. Then it was a hunting inn and the local magistrates’ court for a time.
Today, it is a great white country pub at the top of the village square — a traditional boozer and the only good one for miles. Inside, the saloon bar is usually occupied by holidaymakers. They will be drinking Murphy’s by the fire in a relaxing atmosphere.
