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A row of low-rise brick buildings lines the left side of a wide, empty village street under a pale, featureless sky.

Red Lion, High Street, Sutton c1940s

Red Lion, High Street, Sutton

History of the Red Lion

1940s landlord Mr Gathercole. Previously ran a newsagent and managed the Sutton Army Cadet Force of about 30-40 boys.

White rendered side wall of a building with a street sign reading Red Lion Lane leading to Link Lane and external pipes.

Red Lion Lane, Sutton (RGL2025)

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