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Date of photo: 2007	© Copyright Roger Cornfoot and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
The Guss & Crook was situated on South Road. This pub closed in 2013. A guss or gus was a length of rope fastened around the waist of a young boy which was itself attached to a chain and crook, which pulled along a cart in coal seams which were too short in height for pit ponies to operate. The pub was originally known as The New Inn.
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Picture source: Robin White