Cross Keys Cottage, Glanaman
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Cross Keys Cottage, Glanaman
Image: © Nigel Davies Taken: 23 Apr 2011
This cottage is directly across the road from the Cross Keys Inn. The front garden wall of the cottage contains the inscribed stone from the demolished toll house that used to stand somewhere near here ("Cross Keys" apparently being a name associated with toll gates). The stone is on the very top course of the wall near the pictured lamp post facing in towards the house. See Image for detail. The current owner insists the cottage was a shop in older times and has never been a toll house.
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Image Location
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Latitude
51.805385
Longitude
-3.923029