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Date of photo: 2019	Picture source: Admin
The Royal Oak was situated at 73 High Street.
From Lincolnshire Heritage.
The Royal Oak public house is a well proportioned early 19th century building with a range of outbuildings surviving in the car park to the north. This building is considered to be of Townscape Value within the Conservation Area. The Royal Oak is a red brick building, under a hipped pantile roof. Twin chimneys at either end of building. White band on front painted on brick with words “ROYAL OAK” in red capitals and “Cottages” in smaller handwriting style. Windows are UPVC with 3 12-pane bay sash windows on upper floor, 16 and 6 pane sash windows on ground floor. Guttering is metal. Outbuildings to the back. Brick at the front is newer. There is a new build of terraced cottages to the rear.
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