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| Approx date of building |
Listed |
Quality |
Pre-war fittings surviving |
| External |
Internal |
| 17th C |
Yes |
5 |
5 |
No |
Grade II listed.
Main structure 15th C and onwards 1640 - 1670.
Renovated 1979.
Side elevation has blocked up mediaeval window.
Fittings inside include 2 horse collars,
1 giant bellows
Fishing rods
Horse brasses (Repro?)
One `L' shaped bar.
Originally three rooms, bar snug and living room.
Original low beamed ceiling.
First building on east side of river, built on the site of
Lollard's Pit.
(Plaque on exterior to this effect.)
By legend used once as a women's prison, possibly old dungeons
beneath building.
Reputed to be haunted by the ghost of a woman. |
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