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Date of photo: 2022	Picture source: Mick Crowe
The Talbot Head was situated on the High Street.  This was a grade-II listed pub.
Listed building details:
Mid C18 painted brick inn, built on older core. Two storey, five window range. Modern plain tile roofs. Parapet and forward break to centre with pediment, formerly with bulls-eye window, now plain. Exposed box glazing bar sashes with gauged brick flat heads to first floor outer windows and formerly also to ground floor, replaced circa 1910 by large projecting leaded light pub windows. Centre first floor palladian window with intersecting bars to round head and below similar round headed door with narrow flanking lights. Rear wall brick stack and small gabled extension. Large rear range to Court Street of painted brick, two storey with hipped roof. One dormer and ridge stack. Four windows range, one blank. Cambered head openings
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