The White Horse Inn, Tiverton
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The White Horse Inn, Tiverton
Image: © David Smith Taken: 17 Aug 2016
The blue plaque reads: In August 1643 at the sign of the White Horse John Lock a miller was hanged by a troop of the King's Dragoons. The soldiers, entering the town by Gold Street were beset by an angry mob. Being fired on, the mob dispersed but John Lock was seized. After his execution the town was plundered
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Image Location
Latitude
50.903321
Longitude
-3.485533