Hill Street and the Pembroke Yeoman
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Hill Street and the Pembroke Yeoman
Image: © Deborah Tilley Taken: 12 Dec 2008
The building to the right of the scaffolding if the Pembroke Yeoman, formerly the Upper Three Crowns. The name was changed in the late 1960's after undergoing renovation from a 'spit and sawdust' local by landlord Bill Thurston. The name stems from the Yeomanry which was based in the locality. Nigel Brock is the current licensee and so far has the honour of being the longest serving publican in town!
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Image Location
Latitude
51.799831
Longitude
-4.971334