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Black Lion

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Picture source:
Alicia Thresh |
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The Black Lion originally known as the Boot Inn was at the
top of Castle Hill. Present by 1853, it closed during the First World War and became Carter’s
boot & shoe repair shop. The shop was demolished in 1971 when a new entrance
to North Street was made. |
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Source: Pete Dakin |
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