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Date of photo: 2014	© Copyright Trish Steel and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
The Crown was situated on Church Street. This grade-II listed pub closed in 2012 and now been converted into houses.
Source: David Fisher
Listed building details:
Inn at end of row. Mid C19. Dressed limestone, tiled roof with brick stacks to rear. L-plan. Two-storey, 4-window. Double C20 door with semi-circular fanlight to right of centre, either side are late C19 two-storey bays with 3-light casements and polygonal roofs, to left is elliptical-headed cart entry to stable yard. First floor has 2-light casement with hoodmould over cart entry and over doorway, good plaster inn sign to gable over right casement. Left return has early C20 mullioned casements to rear wing. Interior not inspected.
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Name Dates Comments Stuart Faulkner 1983/1987 Publican tenant. Janet Wynne 1964/1965 I was 12 when I stayed here here with my parents. I can't remember the name of the Landlord & his wife they had a son who was in the Navy. They had 3 dogs a German Shepherd, a pug and a chihuahua. The reason we were there was my mum & her gran had been evacuated there during the war and she wanted to meet up with friends she had made back then. There was also a lady who lived in the village she had a dalmation called Moonraker.
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