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The Barley Mow was situated at 25 Bridge Street; the building is now occupied by Cafe Rouge. This grade-II listed pub was present by 1752 when it was known as The Bunch Of Grapes and the publican was Elizabeth Martin. It was already closed when my great great grandfather bought it in the 1860s and turned it into Sebleys Tea Rooms and Ham Shop.
Source: Kevin Sebley
Listed building details:
C16 street front with Cl7 North-east wing. Altered at several dates. 2 storeys with attics, timber-framed and plastered; tile roof with coved cornice at eaves; 2 windows, hung sashes, glazing bars (probably early C19); 2 hipped dormers; 1 C17 staircase 1 late C18 staircase, simple C18 fittings. Modern shopfront.
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Sebley Tea Rooms & Ham Shop	Picture Source: Kevin Sebley