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A person in a horse-drawn cart stands beside a standing man in front of a brick building with a hanging pub sign and shop.

The Nag’s Head, High Causeway, Whittlesey

The Nag’s Head, High Causeway, Whittlesey

History of the Nag's Head

A coaching inn with coach access.

1830 William Smith (Arnold Street, old name for High Causeway)

1839 William Peed (High Causeway)

1840s John Ground

1850 William Porter

1858 Peter Hill, butcher

1875 Robert Yardy and wife Ann

1890s John Thomas Phillips and Daniel Yardy

1901 Mr Richmond

1904 James Stevenson

1916 George Tye

1930s John William Hart


Source: Millennium Memories of Whittlesey Number 9

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