Town & village · Kent

Isle of Sheppey

Part of the area where Samuel Shepherd acquired brewery pubs.

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The place and its story

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Richard Marsh bought the Three Tuns in Tanners Street and the Castle in West Street. Making beer was one job. Finding people to drink it was another.

Samuel Shepherd expanded the idea. The brewery credits him with buying 21 pubs in Faversham, nearby villages and the Isle of Sheppey.

That takes the story out through the town and across the water. Start with the Three Tuns, where a pub’s own building history gives us something else to look for.

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Location note

The written record names this place. An exact site position has not been established, so the atlas does not invent a marker.

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The brewery’s story leaves Court Street.

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  1. The ShepherdsShepherd Neame · company history · accessed 2026-10-07
  2. Richard MarshShepherd Neame · company history · accessed 2026-10-07