Former Greyhound Inn, 6 Cheap Street, Sherborne
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Former Greyhound Inn, 6 Cheap Street, Sherborne
Image: © Jo and Steve Turner Taken: 11 Sep 2007
Grade II Listed as Greyhound Public House that must have closed before 1997. No.6 adjoins No.4 and is part of the same building. A very much restored or largely re-built front in early 17th century style. There is a listing for a Greyhound Inn in Sherborne that was put up for auction in 1860, the sale to be held at the Angel Inn that became the Sherborne School's house 'The Green' in 1865. Directories include, 1851-1855 Thomas Watkins, 1859 Eli Roberts presumably who sold it in 1860, 1875 Enos Dennis, 1889-1895 George Wride and 1911-1915 Edward Chant (& chimney sweeper).
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Image Location
Latitude
50.949668
Longitude
-2.516979