Old Tame: Site of the 'Golden Fleece'

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Old Tame: Site of the 'Golden Fleece'

Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 1 Apr 2016

Old Tame is a moorland hamlet on the A672 between Denshaw and Ripponden. The OS map Has a 'pint pot' symbol, but there is no pub here now, the former 'Golden Fleece' is now closed.

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