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Public Houses Below are listed some of the pubs in Gamlingay! Many, like the Crooked Billet, on Fullers hill, were a country Beer House, set up purely a specific function. The Crooked Billet started when the `Navvies' came to the area to build the railway that used to go across country from Cambridge to Oxford (passing Gamlingay on the way). There are no Hotels in gamlingay. Bed & Breakfast may be obatained at The Emplins The Dolphin (in Dolphin's Way), no visible building now The Rose and Crown (at the cross roads) now a private house The Green Man (the Cinques) now a private house The Falcon, at the Cross (also known as White Hall Farm), now demolished The Blue Ball The Castle The Chequers, Mill Street, now a private house The Plough The Bull (Dutter End) now a private house The Thatch't House The Wheel The Royal Oak, at the corner of Church Street and Stocks Lane The Wheel The Spotted Cow, demolised (1969), was next to the old chapel now used by the Rainbow Playgroup The Kive and Let Live at The Heath The Brewers, Mill Hill, Potton Road The Sultan, at the Railway Station The Three Horse Shoes, Mill Street, the sign 'Royston Ales' is still painted on the wall The Swan and Grapes The Crooked Billet (Fullers Hill) now a private house There are only Public Houses still in use today: The Wheatsheaf (opposite the Church) The Cock (Church Street) The Hardwicke Arms (at the cross roads) Contact me with any comments. Roderick Starksfield. RStarksfield@compuserve.com