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A quiet village lane with stone buildings on the right and a tree-lined hedge on the left, leading toward a church tower.

The Royal Arms, Sutton c1920s

The Royal Arms, Station Road, Sutton

History of The Royal Arms

Also known as The Railway Inn.

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