The 'Turk's Head', Sowerby Bridge
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The 'Turk's Head', Sowerby Bridge
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 23 Feb 2008
The front door of this pub is in Back Wharf Street. This is the route of the old packhorse road, and a sign 'Old Cawsey' (sic, and surely a mis-spelling) has been placed on the side of an adjacent building - but at right angles to the route of the packhorse road!
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Image Location
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