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Picture source: Hania Franek

The Buckingham Arms was situated at 81-83 High Street. This old coaching inn dates from the 17th century and is grade-II listed. The pub was present by 1830 when the publican was John Wilkins. The pub was up for sale in 1996 and was bought for the Roald Dahl Museum, which it now houses

Listed building details:

C17 refronted early C19. Rendered and painted; old tiled roof. Two storeys, carriage arch in centre with sash window in gable over. Door to No 81 on left with pilasters and cornice, modern casement on left, sash on right and three sash windows to first floor. Plain door to No 83 on right. Modern window on left of it, sash window on right and two sash windows to first floor. Timber-framing visible within carriage arch. Formerly Buckingham Arms Inn.

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