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Date of photo: 2012	© Copyright Chris Talbot and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
The Three Mariners was situated at 41 High Street East.
A grade-II listed mid 19th century pub. This was the site of the Old Pale Ale Brewery established around 1790 possibly independent of the pub. The brewery was operated by Eldridge, Pope & Co. Ltd from 1854 and closed in 1880-81 when the new brewery opened. A list of Eldridge Pope pubs includes the Three Mariners that states it closed in 1971. The Three Mariners pub was run in 1934 by Sid and Ethel Page, in later years Larry and Dorry Alner. Other occupants found at this address include Royal British Legion Club 1970s, Cunards night club 1980s, The Mariners Club 1990s and Moder Fashion 69 Ltd in 2018.
Steve Turner (September 2021)
Listed building details:
Mid Cl9. Portland hammer dressed stone. 2 storeys. Moulded eaves cornice. 2 sashes with keystones on 1st floor. Good C19 wooden public house front with flanking pilasters taking entablature, double doors with fanlight and window with arched glazing bars.
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