The Duke of Leeds public house in Leedstown
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The Duke of Leeds public house in Leedstown
Image: © Rod Allday Taken: 21 Oct 2011
The name of the pub and the village derives from the Duke of Leeds's ownership of the nearby Godolphin Estate, which passed from the Earl of Godolphin to him in 1766. The Duke's family name of Townsend is the name of a neighbouring village.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.160668
Longitude
-5.355739