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Pig and Abbot (Derby and Joan), Abington Pigotts
History of the Derby and Joan
Listed Building
Public House. Early to mid C18 incorporating an early building. (Historic England)
Much of Abington Pigotts was in the hands of the Pigot family since John Pigot, merchant of the Staple in London City acquired it before 1427.
The inn is remarkably large for such a small village.
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