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The Three Choughs was situated on West Street. This 18th century grade-II listed pub is now used as a private residence.

I remember going into the Three Choughs in Blandford Forum back in 1965 and being amazed at all the Military Badges that were pinned to the Wooden Beams. Sadly I think they were all sold when the then landlord retired.

Ian Borland (July 2019)

Listed building details:

Post 1731. 3 storey front. Usual brickwork. Frontage bends on plan. 3 bays facing South-east, and 2 bays and lean to annexe facing South-west. Sash windows, those to 2nd floor having segmental heads. Ground floor altered. Stucco plinth and door surround.

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Name Dates Comments Nigel Bartram 1963/1965 In the early to mid 60's, one of the most friendly, civilised pubs in Blandford. As an ex- school mate said recently, "more of a club than a pub". The landlord at the time was W.G. Montgomery, retired heraldic artist , who covered the walls with dozens of small heraldic shields. Huge fireplace, safe and welcoming for female fellow schoolmates. Plus a "swing the ring" game. I still mourn the loss of this pub.