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The Magpie & Stump was situated at 2 The Quay. This pub is now in residential use.

The grade-II listing says that a pub was recorded here in 1838, possibly prior to the existing building that the listing dates to mid 19th century. The street would have been called Waterside as noted on the maps prior to at least 1900 although it was a quayside.

Steve (August 2017)

Listed building details:

House. Mid C19, perhaps with earlier core. Polychrome brick with Welsh slate roof Jacobean style with Dutch gable and diapering. 2 storeys; 2-window range of C20 sashes in moulded round-arched gault brick frames with keystones. Similar window with segmental head to left below with carriage arch to right. Decorative floor band. Elaborate gable has central projecting motif supported on brick shafts and stone corbels. a finely detailed facade and part of a significant group of buildings. A public house is documented as being on this site in 1838.

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