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A black and white photograph showing a thatched cottage in the foreground with a tall church tower rising in the background.

High Street with Royal Oak centre c1950s

6 High Street and Royal Oak, Sutton

History of the Royal Oak

1920s owner of Royal Oak, Tally Wright

The Royal Oak was demolished in the 1960s. No.6 High Street behind pub survives.

A brick house with a tiled roof and three dormer windows stands beside a street with a tall stone church tower in the distance.

6 High Street, Sutton (RGL2025)

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