The Gun Inn - a Grade II listed building - has been an important focal point of the hamlet since at least the middle of the 19th century. The slate roof is hipped at one end and gabled at the other. The sash windows have vertical glazing bars only. Generations of innkeepers have provided food and drink for local fishermen and farmers.
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- The Bakers, Basingstoke, Hampshire
- The Coach and Horses, Sutton Scotney,Hampshire
- The Lamb Inn, Basingstoke, Hampshire
- The Black Fox Inn, Liphook, Hampshire
- The White Hart, Cadnam, Hampshire
- The Gun Inn, Keyhaven, Hampshire
- The Crown, Old Basing, Hampshire
- The Queens Arms, Basingstoke, Hampshire
- The Half Moon, Sheet, Hampshire
- The Bounty Inn, Basingstoke, Hampshire
- The George and Falcon, Warnford, Hampshire
- Queens Head, Colden Common, Hampshire
- The Hatchet Inn, Sherfield English, Hampshire
- The Crown, Axford, Hampshire
- The Railway Arms, Alton, Hampshire
- The Bakers Arms, Alton, Hampshire
- The Old Courthouse, Cove, Hampshire
- The Amport Inn, Amport, Hampshire
- The Star Inn, Bentworth, Hampshire
- Black Swan, Monxton, Hampshire
- Castle of Comfort, Medstead, Hampshire
- The Cricketers, Yateley, Hampshire
- The Cricketers, Alresford, Hampshire
- Fox inn, Bramdean, Hampshire
- The Thomas Lord, West Meon
- The Ship, Bishops Sutton
- Cromwell Inn, Lychpit, Basingstoke
- The Skewers, Basingstoke
- The Running Horse, Old Alresford
- The Thatched Cottage, Farnborough
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