The Coombe Abbey Inn and The Hearsall Inn
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The Coombe Abbey Inn and The Hearsall Inn
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 24 Sep 2021
Two pubs on Craven Street. The Coombe Abbey, on the left, has a date of 1868 on its name board, although records suggest it started as a pub in 1850. It was shown on the 1888 1:500 map as the Combe (sic) Abbey Tavern. It closed around 2015 and it is proposed to be converted into apartments. The Hearsall Inn, on the right, is first recorded with a licence in 1855. It is locally listed.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.407277
Longitude
-1.531617