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The Compasses
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Date of photo: 1936 |
Image taken from the Sharing Wycombe's Old Photographs website www.swop.org.uk,
and shown with the permission of the copyright holder Wycombe Museum |
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The Compasses was situated at
57 Easton Street. It was better known as The Two
Brewers and has now been demolished. |
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This pub was where Samuel Taylor Coleridge - poet of ’The
Ancient Mariner’ - was quartered while serving as a horse–soldier in March
1794. |
Nicholas Roe (October 2015) |
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