The Red Lion Inn at Bobbington, Staffordshire
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The Red Lion Inn at Bobbington, Staffordshire
Image: © Roger D Kidd Taken: 10 Oct 2010
This image shows the modern hotel accommodation. The old pub is the large white building attached. This is a smart family owned public house and hotel in Six Ashes Road. The building was first recorded in 1820 as an ale house brewing its own ale, cider and porter. The main pub is shown here. Extensive adjoining property to the left of it contains the hotel accommodation, and a huge car park is to the rear. An impressive and extensive menu is augmented by a wide selection of wine availability, and some decent real ales (Theakston's - including Old Peculier on draught, also used for flavouring their own steak pies - and local brews from Enville and the Wye Valley Brewery in Herefordshire)*. Not cheap, but check out the quality! You get what you pay for. *Lager is also available, on request ;-)
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Image Location
Latitude
52.512438
Longitude
-2.282219