The Old Queen's Head, Pond Hill, Sheffield
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The Old Queen's Head, Pond Hill, Sheffield
Image: © Maurice Clements Taken: 14 Apr 2007
The oldest surviving domestic building in Sheffield. The use of the building as a pub only dates back to 1840 but the building itself was built in 1475. It is believed that the original building was a washhouse. By 1800 it was being used as a residence and in 1840 was granted a licence to sell ale.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.380804
Longitude
-1.463431