Cliftonville: The Wheatsheaf Public House
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Cliftonville: The Wheatsheaf Public House
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 7 Jun 2007
Behind the modern trappings and extensions this is an old flint-built public house, said to date in part from 1733. Victorian maps show it at the western end of the wooded hamlet of North Down, surrounded by fields. Having gone through a Whitbread / Beefeater phase, it is now owned by Greene King and is operated as one of their Hungry Horse restaurant outlets.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.381088
Longitude
1.413082