The Raggalds Inn, Queensbury
Introduction
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The Raggalds Inn, Queensbury
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 14 Nov 1993
The pub name was at one time changed to the Queen's Head Image but the Raggalds Inn was its historic name and according to Whatpub.com (who date it to the 1860s or earlier) it is now The Raggalds again. Since this photo was taken in 1993, when it bore the name of the Vaux brewery, an extension has been erected on this side of the pub, probably connected through the door seen in this photo. Image cropped to remove the person who was posing for a photo (apart from his hand on the gatepost).
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Image Location
Latitude
53.777241
Longitude
-1.867947