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A white, single-story cottage with a tiled roof and black trim, set on a gravel terrace with blue wooden picnic tables.

Black Horse, Dry Drayton (RGL 2022)

The Black Horse, Dry Drayton

History of the Black Horse

Listed Building

Cottage. C17 or early C18 extended by one bay early C19. Timber-framed, rendered on brick plinth and tiled.

Opened as a public house circa 1780.

1810 John Haggerston was landlord as well as running smithy

1876 Jane Taylor

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  • Listed building
  • Public House

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  • Dry Drayton

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