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Gallery: Postcards of Inns & Pubs

Post author By Boak & Bailey
Post date 19th August 2013
3 Comments on Gallery: Postcards of Inns & Pubs

The Crown Inn, Chiddingfold, Surrey.

The Olde Black Bear, Tewkesbury.

Trip To Jerusalem, Nottingham.

Flying Horse Inn, Ashford, Kent.

Highwayman, Okehampton, Devon.

Hunter’s Inn, Devon, from afar.

Hunter’s Inn, Devon, slightly nearer.

Inside the Hunter’s Inn, Devon

A few postcards foraged from a junk shop.

3 replies on “Gallery: Postcards of Inns & Pubs”

Interesting that the first floor of the Crown at Chiddingfold is shown as tile-hung, whereas the half-timbering has now been exposed for many years.

I once had a Ploughman’s in the Hunter’s Inn made with grated cheese 🙁

Apart from the ashtrays, I reckon the photo of Ye Old Trip could have been taken last week.

I have vivid memories of visiting The Highwayman when I was a kid. I must have been about three. We were on our way back from Newquay in our Bedford Dormobile Romany. We’ve always counted ourselves fortunate in having parents who’d stop for a pub meal rather than at a Little Chef.

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