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A two-story brick building with a gabled roof and chimneys stands behind a white wooden fence, with a swinging inn sign.

The White Lion, Newton in the Isle, 1932 (photo E B Haddon)

The White Lion, Newton-in-the-Isle

History of the White Lion

A black and white section of a 1900 Ordnance Survey map showing the White Lion public house and a nearby school in Newton.

Newton in the Isle, OS map 1900

The pub closed during the 20th century. One landlord was called Arthur Clarke.

A young person wearing a head covering and light-colored clothes leads a horse pulling a cart laden with a large mound of hay.

Newton in the Isle, 1930s (Wisbech Library, Lilian Ream)

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