Great Shefford: The Swan Inn

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Great Shefford: The Swan Inn

Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 3 Jan 2010

The Swan Inn is on the A338 road by the River Lambourn in Great Shefford. A look at old Ordnance Survey maps of the area shows that Great Shefford was known as West Shefford up to about 1900 and that there used to be a long building, possibly stables for the inn, roughly between what is now the pub car park and the main road.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.474286
Longitude
-1.448648