1 - 7, High Street, East Hoathly (The Kings Head)
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1 - 7, High Street, East Hoathly (The Kings Head)
Image: © Kevin Gordon Taken: 11 Feb 2009
This row of 18th Century buildings are all listed. Number 3 is the Kings Head Pub. The white half-tiled building is Number 5 (Aberdeen House) which has a trellised iron porch with tent shaped canopy (covered in plants here). The old shop on the right used to be occupied by Blaber's Butchers. The village sign can be seen on the left.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.926041
Longitude
0.166537