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Blue plaque № 75018

Photograph at the Blue plaque № 75018 blue plaque

This Grade II Listed building dates back to the 16th Centurey and became the Prince Regent Inn throughout the 19th Century, ceasing trading in 1907. The smaller window was once the entrance to a passwageway which lead to Wagon Court where 14 horses were housed. Interior features large wooden beams.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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