The Newfield Inn
Introduction
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The Newfield Inn
Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 12 Aug 2019
In the village of Pelton Road Ends. It stands on Pelton Lane, at the junction with Newfild Road. Newfield village dates from the second half of the C19, as a pit village. The pub was built then also. The area around the pub is Pelton Lane Ends, another mining community, built at end of the C19 and the early C20. The building still has features from earlier times, for instance the arched opening in the outbuilding on the right, which was probably where the dray waggons went into the yard.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.865977
Longitude
-1.624015