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A white-painted two-story brick building with a dark tiled roof and a yellow defibrillator box mounted on the exterior wall.

The Prince of Wales, Hilton (RGL2025)

The Prince of Wales, Hilton

History of the Prince of Wales

The white exterior of The Prince of Wales pub with its name and ACCOMMODATION in raised letters beneath a gable and a sign.

The Prince of Wales, Hilton (RGL2025)

Dora Tack recalled: The Prince of Wales was next, then a large house occupied by farmer Chris Britten and his wife.

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