Site of the former Black Horse public house
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Site of the former Black Horse public house
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 20 Aug 2023
On the left, beyond the double gates, is the former Conservative Club, where the Cork and Bottle pub used to be, and the building on the right is the former Cross Keys public house. The Black Horse (open in 1758) was one of a pair of much smaller buildings which occupied this space until these dwelling houses were built on the plot about 1813. The landlord at the time was Jeremiah Howard.
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Image Location
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52.455728
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1.563672