Two pubs - and a Health Centre
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Two pubs - and a Health Centre
Image: © Garth Newton Taken: 7 Jul 2003
Our landscape and environment are going through a constant change. In 2003 when this picture was taken the "Prince of Wales" stood next to "Jimmy's". Since then The "Prince" has undergone a major refurbishment and a name change - it is now "The Poacher". Bearing the date 1784, "Jimmy's", the former Baptist Chapel which is one of the town's oldest surviving buildings has also undergone some changes. A new higher fence has been erected and the bright blue paint has been replaced by a more subdued cream colour. The Health Centre on the right of the picture is a much newer building but in time that too will no doubt undergo some changes too. See also Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.968307
Longitude
-1.308486