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The Nags Head was situated on The Green North. This grade-II listed pub was also known as Nellys, Nelly's Bar, or even Dirty Nellys. It is now used as a private house.

Listed building details:

Public house. Probably C17, refronted early/mid C18 and extended late C18. Clunch rubble with some brick dressings; old plain-tile roof with brick stacks. L-plan. 2 storeys. 4-window front has taller 2-window section, breaking forward to left, with brick quoins, dentil eaves course and segmental arches to ground floor windows; upper windows retain horizontal-sliding sashes. Central entrance now within C20 porch. Right gable wall is probably timber framed and abuts lower rubble range with 2 small first-floor casements above a C20 front extension. Roof has stacks to left and right, plus a ridge stack in line with entrance. Hipped end to left, returns to a long later rear range; bordering the churchyard, with some Flemish-bond brickwork at the far end. Rear of main range is of rendered timber framing with a small horizontal-sliding sash and a further blocked entrance in line with stack. Interior not inspected but likely to be a lobby-entry plan.

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Name Dates Comments Adam 1980s Magnificent times, with my good, now dearly departed friend Tim Wardrop....Legend...RIP Tim.

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