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Picture source: Risborough Area Heritage Society
The Saracens Head was situated at 17 Station Road. The pub was originally two cottages built c.1834 by William Walker of Longwick and converted into a Public House c.1865 with the arrival of the railway. It ceased to trade in 1938, being deemed unnecessary because of the long-established and larger Bird in Hand pub on the same road (still active). The Saracen's Head is now a residential property, with the extant pub sign bracket a clue to its past life.
Source: David Chapman
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Date of photo: 2021	Picture source: Google Streetview