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Chequers Inn
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Picture source: Michael
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The Chequers Inn was situated on Quay
Street, by the railway viaduct. |
Source:
David Fisher |
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The Duke of Connaught's Own Club (a military
veterans club) was based at the pub 1981-1984, and their own records state
that the pub was built in 1784. The local history society wrote that the pub
was a Customs House during the Napoleonic Wars, when there was a local
smuggling issue. The pub appears to have been demolished in the late 1980s
when the street was mostly cleared away for redevelopment. |
Isaac Levi
(May 2024) |
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