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The White Hart was situated on Market Street. This pub closed in the 1990s. A grade-II listed building which is now in residential use.

My aunt was draughted into the Timber Corps during W.W.2 and was billeted at the White Hart. I visited as a very little girl and have a photograph of myself with the family who ran the pub. They were most kind and hospitable.

Sally Reeve (November 2015)

Listed building details:

Public house. C17 with C19 additions and alterations. Right part rendered; left part coursed squared rubble; slate roof; 2 brick chimneys. L-plan with lean-to extension to rear. Main part: 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. C20 half glazed door in centre with side panels under a hood on consoles is flanked by canted ground floor bays. 2 first floor windows to right have sashes with glazing bars; canted bay to left has pair of large-paned sashes with glazing bars. 3 C19 gabled dormers also have large-paned sashes. Mid C19 extension to left has 4 first-floor windows with 16-pane sashes. Plank door is flanked by blind windows with painted glazing bars. Flattened carriage arch to right. Interior of main part has stop-chamfered ceiling beams on ground floor and through-purlin collared roof in rear wing. Large functions room on first floor of C19 range.

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