The Fleece inn and Paycockes House, Coggeshall
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The Fleece inn and Paycockes House, Coggeshall
Image: © David Smith Taken: 14 Jun 2014
The Fleece inn is a listed building, noted for the pargeting design on the walls. It is next door to Paycockes House, owned by the National Trust. The road was formerly a principal route to London, so these buildings displayed their prestige to travellers
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Image Location
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51.870466
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0.682465