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	Click above photo to expand	Picture source: Hania Franek
The Spread Eagle was situated on Brook Street. This pub was present by 1851 when the publican was John Eagle.  It closed in the 1980s and the grade-II listed building was converted for residential use.
i remember in the late 70s early 80s a whole load of us used to use the pub it had great atmosphere and drew people in from all around the area it was a fantastic place the barman was called Dave and the barmaid was his partner/wife Sue it had a couple of pool teams which were a great laugh good food in a basket and in winter a roaring fire what more could you want
Amanda Feaviour (July 2022)
Listed building details:
Public house. C18 with later alterations and additions. Timber framed, painted brick faced. Red plain tiled roof. Off centre rear red brick chimney stack. Dentilled eaves cornice. One storey and attics. Single storey left lean-to extension with grey slate roof. 3 gabled dormers. 3 tripartite small paned vertically sliding sash windows, segmental heads; 2 light casements to lean-to and dormers. 4 panelled door to right, board door with top light and panelled door to left. Internal visible features include, through bracing to some walls, vertical boarding to some walls, vertically boarded doors with original ironmongery, C18/C19 wooden fire surround, C18 corner cupboard.
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