This starts life as the Three Tuns, High Street from at least 1715.
It becomes the United Services Hotel in about 1851.
In 1870 it was bought by Councillors Joseph Whitcombe and Thomas King from
George Peters, demolished and given to the Vicar and Churchwardens.
In 1874-1875 it is the Grosvenor Hotel, 94-95 High Street
In 1879-1881 it is Norris’s Hotel, 94 High Street
In 1887-1888 it is the Guildhall Hotel, 94 High Street.
In November 1891, it was demolished.
Portsmouth pubs history index
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Hampshire.
Residents at this address
1823/Thomas Taylor, Three Tuns, 94 High street/../../Pigots Directory
1830/Thomas Taylor, Three Tuns, 94 High street/../../Pigots Directory
1851/Thomas Parkinson/Hotel Keeper/60/Brigg, Lincolnshire/Census
1851/Sarah Parkinson/Wife/48/Parkham, Suffolk/Census
1851/Thomas B Parkinson/Son/18/Ripley, Surrey/Census
1851/Amelia H Parkinson/Daughter/10/Portsmouth/Census
1851/Jane Downey/General Servant, Widow/55/Portsea, Hampshire/Census
1851/Mary Galway/General Servant, Widow/36/Portsea, Hampshire/Census
1851/Ann Wilson/General Servant/31/Ryde, Isle of Wight/Census
1851/Henry Faithful/General Servant/28/Titchfield, Hampshire/Census
1851/Henry Adams/General Servant/18/Godalming, Surrey/Census
1875/William Mills, Grosvenor Hotel, 94-95 High Street/../../Kellys Directory