Old photos of The Plough and other former pubs in Little Shelford

 The Plough pub, now known as The Navigator, High Street, Little Shelford
The Plough (now known as the Navigator)
 The Plough pub (now The Navigator), High StreetThe Plough (now known as the Navigator)
 The Plough (now The Navigator), Little ShelfordThe Plough (now known as the Navigator)

The Plough Inn, now known as The Navigator, High Street, Little Shelford
The Plough (now known as the Navigator)
The Plough pub becomes The Navigator

 
Edward Moore outside the Plough pub, now known as the Navigator
 The Three Horseshoes pub (now demolished) in Church Street, Little Shelford "This public house stood by the side of Church Street. It belonged to the Brewer Headly of Great Shelford. The house was superfluous, there being five other public houses in Shelford Parva, namely the Checkers, the Prince Regent, the Waggon and Horses, the Plough and the Prince William. All these were more convenently situated and therefore had more regular customers for the beer they sold. In 1907 the county council took away the licence of the Three Horse shoes and it was bought by Mr Lockhart. He pulled it down and built a new red brick haitation on the same site." From A Record of Shelford Parva by Fanny Wale P45The Three Tuns, Church Street with bike repairers alongside (both now demolished)

The Chequers, (now Winners Chinese Takeaway), Church Street, Little ShelfordThe Chequers pub (now Winners takeaway)
 Nespaper cutting about conversion of Chequers pub into Chinese takeaway, Church Street, Little ShelfordThe Chequers pub becomes Winners takeaway
 The Chequers pub (now Winner's Chinese takeaway), Church Street, Little Shelford
The Chequers pub (now Winners takeaway)

 Blacksmith's workshop and Prince Regent (now Sycamore House) from Church Street, Little Shelford
The Prince Regent pub (was also Sycamore House) 
 The Prince Regent pub (now Sycamore House restaurant)
The Prince Regent pub (was also Sycamore House)
Blacksmith and The Prince Regent Pub, from Church Street, Little ShelfordThe Prince Regent pub (was later Sycamore House)

 The Prince Regent now known as Sycamore House, in Hauxton Road, Little Shelford
The Prince Regent pub(was later Sycamore House)

The Prince Regent (now Sycamore House) from High Street, Little Shelford
The Prince Regent pub (was later Sycamore House)

 
The Prince Regent pub (now Sycamore House restaurant), also showing now demolished cottage opposite, Hauxton Road, Little Shelford
The Prince Regent pub(was later Sycamore House)
 Mr and Mrs Goodwin and Jim Critchley at the Plough 1978.
One of the previous landlords of The Plough
 
Outside The Plough pub
Read about some of the old pubs in Little Shelford
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