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Date of photo: 2023	© Copyright Steve Turner
The Rose & Crown was situated on the A6. This pub closed c2022.
Mid 18th century pub which was "nationalised" by the State Management Scheme on 25 August 1916 and sold back into private ownership in 1973 for £8,750. In 2006 planning approved the erection of single storey side/rear extension to form a dining room. CAMRA described this pub as "One of the few roadside inns to survive the M6 taking traffic away", unfortunately this appears to be no longer the case. A search of my directories produced; 1828 John Crackhall; 1829 only Carrier's Cart and Horse & Jockey listed; 1847 only Queens Head and Horse & Jockey listed; 1858 John Beaumont; 1894-1897 Isaac Armstrong (stone mason by 1901); 1901 Thomas Henderson; 1906 William Howe; 1910-1914 Mrs Esther Pattinson.
Steve Turner (June 2023)
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