The King James
The King James
2-3 Lynton Parade
Turners Hill
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
EN8 8LF
Phone
01992 781250
Opening Times
Mon-Sun 9am-11.30pm
Facilities
- Children Welcome
- TV Screens
- Wifi
About this Pub
This pub opened on: 23 Jun 2001
JD Wetherspoon
Type: JD Wetherspoon
Pub History
This Wetherspoon pub takes its name from King James I, whose royal place - Theobalds - stood about 1.2km from this pub.
King James I had persuaded Robert Cecil, Lord Burleigh's son, to give up Theobalds, where he was to die in 1625. The present Theobalds Park was built in 1763, about 1.6km from its original site. In 1860, the enlarged Theobalds was bought by the brewer Sir Henry Meux. In 1888, Meux resited the redundant Temple Bar in his park.
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