Henty Arms, Ferring Lane, Ferring
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Henty Arms, Ferring Lane, Ferring
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 6 Aug 2017
Built in 1830 on the junction of Ferring Lane and Langbury Lane, the two routes into the old village centre, and thus predating the railway by at least a decade. Originally known as the New Inn it acquired its current name in 1927 when run by brewers Henty and Constable, Henty also being the name of the main local landowners.
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Image Location
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50.817273
Longitude
-0.446116