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A row of light-coloured cottages with thatched roofs and brick chimneys lines a narrow road under a bright, clear sky.

White Horse, Back Lane, Holywell

Old Inn (White Horse), Back Lane, Holywell

History of Old Inn

A whitewashed, thatched-roof cottage stands beside a narrow lane with a distinct letter S painted on its exterior gable wall.

The White Horse, Holywell

This was often the scene of football and cricket club dinners. The White Cockade Club also met here, a Jacobite affiliation opposed to celebrations of the memory of Oliver Cromwell.

A long, cream-colored house with a thatched roof, two dormer windows, and white-paned casement windows against a clear sky.

Old Inn, Back Lane, Holywell (RGL2025)

A cream-colored cottage with a thatched roof, brick chimney, and S-shaped iron wall ties stands beside a narrow lane.

Old Inn, Back Lane, Holywell (RGL2025)

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  • Holywell cum Needingworth

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