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The White Hart was situated at 6 London Place. This beerhouse was present by 1861 when the publican was John Gibbs. It closed in 1910 when the publican was Bertie Jarvis,  following referral to the Compensation Authority. A total of £564 was paid in compensation. It is now a grade-II listed private house.

Source: Douglas Rudlin

Listed building details:

Early C19. Painted brick. 3 storeys, 1 window, sashes, with glazing bars and a cast-iron grille on the 1st floor. 6-panel door with rectangular light over and bracketed pedimented hood. Slate roof.

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