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Brick buildings with tiled roofs and posters plastered on their outer walls stand along a quiet street in Chesterton.

The Haymakers (c.1920)

54 High Street, The Haymakers, Chesterton

History of the Haymakers

1913 The Haymakers

Charles Thrift Green, farmer and brewer

A two-story pub building with The Haymakers sign above ground-floor windows, with three people and a dog standing outside.

The Haymakers c.1930

A large group of people in 1920s attire posed in front of a building with The Haymakers sign displayed above the doorway.

The Haymakers, Chesterton, Mr Hogg, landlord and customers 1920s

1962

Haymakers P H

Cream-colored pub facade with black trim, three upper windows, a hanging pictorial sign, and a bicycle parked by the entrance.

The Haymakers, Chesterton ©RGL2023

Two-story brick pub on a street corner with The Haymakers sign, a person on a bicycle, and a street lamp in front.

The Haymakers, Chesterton (MoC68.71)

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