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Date of photo: 2015	Picture source: Gary Lowthian
The Milburn Arms was situated on Heygate Banke. This grade-II listed pub closed in November 2008
Source: Nick Price
This pub has now reopened.
Gary Lowthian (June 2015)
Now closed again.
Nick Price (January 2020)
Listed building details:
Hotel. 1776 on lintel; early and late C19 extensions. Original house for John Page, the Manor Bailiff. Herringbone-tooled sandstone with pantile roof. Originally 3-cell, hearth-passage plan. Early C19 extension added at right-angles to left end; and later Cl9 extension forms a cross wing to early Cl9 extension. 2-storey, 3-window front to early Cl9 extension; 2-storey and attic, 3-window front to projecting cross wing at left; C18 three-storey, 4-window front to rear right. Door of 6 beaded recessed panels beneath a long vertically tooled lintel in cross wing. To left of door is a canted bay with large-pane sashes: remaining cross wing windows are 4-pane sashes with stone sills and lintels. Crow-stepped gable with kneelers and finial. Early C19 front: original central entrance and window above now blocked, the doorway by a 16-pane sash. Remaining windows are 16-pane sashes with stone sills and vertically-tooled lintels in surrounds of tooled long-and-short quoins. Coped gables and shaped kneelers. End right and centre left stacks. Gable wall to right: 16-pane sashes to both floors. C18 build: C20 door to centre left beneath vertically tooled lintel and keystone enriched with wavy mouldings. Lintel inscribed "John Page". 17 76 Ground and first-floor windows to left are 3-light, small-pane casements in moulded surrounds with keystones similarly enriched with floral carving, and moulded stone sills. To right of door is a 2-light, small-pane horizontal-sliding sash, and to end right 3-light, small-pane casement. First-floor windows are 2-light, small-pane casements over door and to right. Small C20 4-pane windows to attic in original openings. Coped gable and rudimentary kneeler to right. End and left-of-centre stacks. The Milburn Arms was known as The Crown Inn in C18.
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Date of photo: 2012	Picture source: Simon A
Date of photo: 2012	Picture source: Simon A