Views of the Swan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GAMES
Cards
Darts
Dominoes
Horseshoes
Devil among the Tailors

 

1998/1999/2000

 

 

The Swan Public House is a traditional English Country pub serving the village of Little Totham. It is a Grade II listed building with heavy beams, low ceilings, a large open fire, a guaranteed warm welcome and a reputation for excellent ales.

 

The Times “Eat Out from £5”

Please call or pop in, have a beer and find out more!

Telephone Number 01621 892689

 

 

Food is served lunchtimes from 12 - 2:30 Tuesday to Saturday. Sunday 12 - 2:30 and evenings from 6 - 9:30pm Tuesday to Saturday.

Camping  is available to customers, please call to confirm.

House Rules.

NO SWEARING, Dress Code - no Vests/Singlets/Backwards Hats, Children Welcome with well behaved Parents, Muddy Boots & Dogs Welcome.

Last Updated 14/12/2009

 counter stats

Host Beers

Totham Parva              4.0%
Oscar Wilde Mild           3.7%
Maldon Gold                 3.8%
Crouch Vale
Brewer's Gold	       4.0%
Woodforde's
Wherry		       3.8%
Adnam's
Southwold Best	       3.7%
Broadside		       4.7%
Nethergate
IPA		       3.5%
 
 
Guest Beers Changing Daily

 

Bring in three and the driver drinks free - free non alcoholic drinks to the driver bringing 3 adult customers.

Little Totham Village Sign.

The arch represents the fine Norman archway found over the door in the twelfth century parish church All Saints.

The corn sheaf, plough and orchard show the agricultural nature of the village with the woodland depicting the original forested area.

The parish stretches to the river Blackwater which is represented on the bottom of this sign

The coat of arms on the left is from the Samms family who lived in the Hall in the 16th and 17th century with the seax on the right.

This village sign can be found on the common and was designed by the Lord of the Manor - Thomas Mabbit.