The Three Houses Inn
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The Three Houses Inn
Image: © Mike Kirby Taken: 1 Feb 2011
John ‘Swift Nick’ Nevison, one of Britain's most notorious highwaymen, was arrested at this inn and subsequently hanged at York Castle in May 1684. A blue plaque was erected here in 2009 to record this event. See Image The inn is a grade II listed building of 4 builds, ranging in date from late C17 or early C18 to early C19. All now roughcast with stone flagged roofs. LBS Number: 441435
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Image Location
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53.654491
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-1.48735