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RM2D7WM9W–17th century Boar's Head Hotel, Lammas Street, Carmarthen (Caerfyrddin), Carmarthenshire (Sir Gaerfyrddin), Wales, United Kingdom
RMDE8X98–People cyclists outside The Chequers Inn old 14th century coaching inn pub in picturesque English village. The Street Smarden Kent England UK Britain
RMT7PP3E–The Dun Cow old coaching inn on the crossroads of the London - Birmingham, and Oxford - Leicester coach roads. Dunchurch, near Rugby, Warwickshire
RM2X46BGN–The Bleeding Wolf a thatched roofed country pub and country inn in the Cheshire village of Scholar Green near Congleton , a Robinsons brewery pub
RM2JFT1P6–The New Inn is a listed medieaval half-timbered old coaching inn which is now a Public House in Pembridge Herefordshire UK
RM2C0JRK2–An old sketch of the Black Boy Inn, French gate, Doncaster, Yorkshire during the coaching era. The Black Boy along with the Reindeer, the Ram, the Red Lion, the New Angel,(later the Swan ) and the Salutation were the main coaching inns.
RM2HH6R0A–1950s, historical, Sign for the Jamaica Inn, an historic smugglers pub on Bodmin moor, Bolventor, Cornwall, England, UK, with cars of the era parked roadside. Built in 1750, this old coaching inn is immortalised in writer Daphne du Maurier's famous novel of the same name.
RFRRMBR1–The Oakley Arms, a traditional part thatched 16th century coaching inn in the village of Harrold, Bedfordshire, UK
RM2AR7TCT–Exterior view of White Lion property on North Street in Oundle, Northamptonshire (once an old coaching inn/public house, now private property)
RMCT02D1–The Rose and Crown, a public house dating from the fifteenth century, Bainbridge, Wensleydale, Yorkshire, England
RM2C5DWAJ–An old engraving showing revellers inside 'The Tabard' (or ‘The Talbot’) during the middle ages This historic inn stood in Borough High Street, Southwark, London, England, UK. It was established in 1307 and stood on the route south from London Bridge to Canterbury and Dover. The Tabard was famous for accommodating people who made the pilgrimage to the Shrine of Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral, and Geoffrey Chaucer mentions it in his 'The Canterbury Tales'. In these times, The Tabard would have been filled with a mixture of pilgrims, drunks, travellers, criminals and prostitutes.
RM2H7F01T–Pub sign, 15th century The Bell Inn, High Street, Stilton, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom
RMT7PP3G–The Dun Cow old coaching inn on the crossroads of the London - Birmingham, and Oxford - Leicester coach roads. Dunchurch, near Rugby, Warwickshire
RMEDT0GJ–The Old Crown Inn, Cavendish Bridge, Pub and former coaching inn which has suffered from flooding in recent times, UK, art
RM2JFT2EK–The New Inn is a listed medieaval half-timbered old coaching inn which is now a Public House in Pembridge Herefordshire UK
RM2C0J6JD–An old sketch of the Black Bull Inn, Northallerton, Yorkshire during the coaching era. The old Black Bull, was later reduced in size and part of it became a drapery establish It was kept by Mr. Robert Smith, who used to horse the Mails, and had probably been in the hands of the Smith family for generations.Mr. Smith was keeping the house when the first Mail coach ran into Northallerton
RF2DFHGFE–One Tree Hotel (1862), a former coaching inn, on the road to Booligal (Cobb Highway) outside Hay in the NSW Riverina
RFRRMBW9–The Oakley Arms, a traditional part thatched 16th century coaching inn in the village of Harrold, Bedfordshire, UK
RF2E6EAJD–Rose Barton painting entitled The Bell Inn, Holborn, an old coaching inn. London pub pulled down in 1898.
RF2GMFAC7–Traditional hanging pub sign at The Erskine Arms - public house - former Georgian Coaching Inn - Rose Hill Street, Conwy, North Wales, Wales, UK
RM2JTFNJM–1963, historical, a lady and a nurse standing outside the historic tavern, the George Inn, located off Borough High Street in Southwark, London, England, UK. Guy's Hospital, a large NHS hospital is nearby. The famous public house, The George Inn is the only surviving galliered coaching inn in London.
RM2C6JXN4–An old engraving showing 'The Tabard' (or 'The Talbot') during the middle ages. This historic inn stood on the east side of Borough High Street, Southwark, London, England, UK. It was established in 1307 and stood on the route south from London Bridge to Canterbury and Dover. The Tabard was famous for accommodating people who made the pilgrimage to the Shrine of Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral, and Geoffrey Chaucer mentions it in his 'The Canterbury Tales'. In these times, The Tabard would have been filled with a mixture of pilgrims, drunks, travellers, criminals and prostitutes.
RMR19J5A–Southwold high st Suffolk People walking past The Crown Hotel an old coaching inn on the High street Southwold Suffolk England UK GB Europe
RMAMHBHM–1870 white heart inn pub pulic house tavern coaching courtyard traveler rest London Greater capital England English Britain Brit
RM2WKJE9E–Colesbourne Inn pub and dining in the cotswolds village of Colesbourne, Gloucestershire, England, UK. Pub sign, Wadworth
RM2JFT36K–The New Inn is a listed medieaval half-timbered old coaching inn which is now a Public House in Pembridge Herefordshire UK
RM2C1FRPF–An historic sketch of the George Inn, (landlord Mr Ferguson) Greta Bridge, UK. Used by horses as a coach stop in the coaching era. The Inn was made famous by Charles Dickens as the house where Mr. Wackford Squeers, Nicholas Nickleby, and the boys were set down after their journey from London to Dotheboys Hall. Another Inn, the New Inn, stood half a mile away.
RF2HK6JCY–Traditional hanging pub sign at Ye Olde George Inn - Hall & Woodhouse public house - Church Street, East Meon, Petersfield, Hampshire, England, UK
RM2FKFXYG–1950s, In a remote lcoation on Bodmin Moor, beside a stone wall and narrow road, a sign for the Jamacia Inn tavern, Bolventor, Cornwall, England, UK. Dating back to 1750, this old coaching inn on Bodmin Moor became famous when featured in the 1936 novel 'Jamaica Inn' by author Daphne du Maurier. Remote and isolated, it was originally built as a coaching inn for travellers using the turnpike road between Launceston and Bodmin over the wild Moor and later became known as a place where contraband - rum, brandy, tea in those days - were smuggled in from aboard, onto the Cornish coast.
RMR19J4R–Southwold Suffolk People walking past The Crown Hotel High street an old coaching inn Southwold iconic hotel Southwold Suffolk England UK GB Europe
RMPAK289–Four Lanes End, Tideswell, Buxton The Anchor Inn TRADITIONAL 16TH CENTURY COACHING INN country pub by Robinsons
RMKAFM56–White Horse and Griffin Old Coaching Inn on Church Street at Whitby Yorkshire England The first Whitby to York stage coach ran from here in 1788
RM2JFT2T8–The New Inn is a listed medieaval half-timbered old coaching inn which is now a Public House in Pembridge Herefordshire UK
RM2CC78BM–Front facade to Sign of the Angel - a 15th Century Coaching Inn, Lacock, Wiltshire, England, UK
RM2C0HY9X–An old sketch of the Angel and Golden Lion Inns at Catterick, Yorkshire during the coaching era. two old coaching houses, both were still occupied as inns in 1889. Each Inn would keep four pair of posters but the head posting house was the George, and only one coach changed horses at each of the two inns at Catterick, the Telegraph stopping at the Angel, the Red Rover and its successors changed at the Golden Lion. Mr. George Spedding, who was landlord of the Angel for around twenty-eight years,including long after the coaching days were over.
RME5YAR0–The Miller of Mansfield pub is an 18th century Coaching Inn in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, England, GB, UK.
RFRY0N27–HECKFIELD, UK - MARCH 10, 2019: View of the historic coaching inn - The New Inn, Heckfield on the main Odiham to Reading road in Hampshire. Dating ba
RMJRFPD7–Old 18th century coaching inn, Cramond Inn, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, with airplane overhead on way to Edinburgh airport
RMDJ4N4B–Historical picture from 1950s of The Ship Inn, an old public house or tavern with a thatched roof, located in the high street of the village of Porlock, Somerset, England, UK, set deep into the Exmoor hills. Built in 1290 as a traditional coaching inn with rooms, it is known locally as the Top Ship and is one of the oldest inns on Exmoor.
RM2RF3XCA–Closeup of the George Inn pub sign off Borough High Street, Southwark, London, England, UK
RM2CCGCEH–An old engraving of 'The Tabard' (or ‘Talbot’) in the late 1700s. Bedding is aired upstairs. Goods are loaded onto waggons. The inn stood in Borough High St, Southwark, London, England, UK. It was established in 1307 and was on the coach route south from London. The Tabard accommodated people who made the pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral (Chaucer mentions it in 'The Canterbury Tales'). In 1676 fire destroyed the inn. It was rebuilt and renamed The Talbot. It profited from the growth in stagecoach traffic between London and the channel ports. It was demolished in 1873.
RMPAK28E–Four Lanes End, Tideswell, Buxton The Anchor Inn TRADITIONAL 16TH CENTURY COACHING INN country pub by Robinsons
RF2CECGF8–The Spencer Arms pub, Chapel Brampton, Northamptonshire, UK; traditional old pub previously a coaching inn.
RM2WKJE91–Colesbourne Inn pub and dining in the cotswolds village of Colesbourne, Gloucestershire, England, UK
RFR232HP–Sign for the Punch House Inn, an eighteenth century coaching house on Agincourt Square, Monmouth, Gwent
RM2JFT250–The New Inn is a listed medieaval half-timbered old coaching inn which is now a Public House in Pembridge Herefordshire UK
RM2C0WBP8–An old sketch of a coach and four passing the old Fox Inn, Brotherton. Though not a true coaching in, it was well known to animal drovers as it was formerly a drovers' house kept by Mr. Robert Jenkinson, who had plenty of accommodation room for the great droves of cattle which periodically came from the north. The Old Fox stood at the junction of the two great branches of the Great North Road and thus drew custom from those travelling to Wetherby, Catterick, Bowes, and Appleby, and the other by Tadcaster, York, Northallerton, and Darlington
RFWPNT8F–Hanging pub sign at The Collyweston Slater public house, Main Road, Collyweston, Northamptonshire, England, UK
RMPDEK0X–1950s, The jack straw's castle pub, hampstead heath, London, England, UK. Named after a 14th century peasants revolt leader, it was originally a coaching inn and believed to be the highest pub in London. Because of WW2 damage, in 1964, the pub was rebuilt, being redesigned and enlarged with a new facia to mimic the style of an 18th century coaching inn. In 2002 the building was converted into luxury flats and in 2008 a gym replaced what had become a ground floor restaurant, a sign of the times in modern Britain.
RM2CCGCGN–An old engraving of the courtyard of 'The Tabard' (or ‘Talbot’) in the late 1700s. Bedding is aired upstairs. Luggage lies in the courtyard. The inn stood in Borough High St, Southwark, London, England, UK. It was established in 1307 and was on the coach route south from London. The Tabard accommodated people who made the pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral (Chaucer mentions it in 'The Canterbury Tales'). In 1676 fire destroyed the inn. It was rebuilt and renamed The Talbot. It profited from the growth in stagecoach traffic between London and the channel ports. It was demolished in 1873.
RM2H7AR13–15th century The Bell Inn at dusk, High Street, Stilton, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom
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