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Thank you for your patience while we have been closed.Preparations are almost complete for welcoming you back. The risks associated with coronavirus have led to some adjustments in how we will operate in future, in order to prioritise your safety while visiting.
01277 655552 01277 655552
39 High Street Billericay Essex CM12 9BA
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This pub takes its name from one of Billericay’s old inns. The Blue Boar was a near neighbour of the pub which now bears its name. In the early 1800s, three coaches a day stopped in High Street, on their journey between Southend and London. The Rising Sun ran a daily horse-drawn service, leaving at 7am. Opposite the Rising Sun, and behind a blacksmith’s shop, was the Half Moon beerhouse. It had been thought that the Blue Boar stood on the site of 39 High Street (these premises), but now, number 49 is believed to mark the spot.
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