black plaque · Scotland

Black plaque № 64229

Mile End: Originally Doune’s principal coaching inn, with stables behind. The licence for selling spirits lapsed on the death of the owner in 1890 and it became a Temperance inn providing shelter and nourishment for weary travellers and locals. Many original features are still present including the iron ring outside to tether horses. Inside, a millstone and well survive.

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