The George and Dragon
Introduction
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The George and Dragon
Image: © Gerald England Taken: 4 Jul 2015
The George and Dragon Hotel is a Grade II listed public house and former coaching inn dating from 1753. The exterior is painted roughcast brick with a slate roof. There are five bays one with carriage entrance and segmental keystone arch and tripartite sash window above. The windows alternate between paired and single sashes. The ground and first floor windows have tripartite keystones. In 2012 it was boarded up Image but it is now back in business. Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.395031
Longitude
-2.21335