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A group of nine men wearing flat caps and suits stand in front of a pub building displaying signs for ales and lodgings.

The Horse and Jockey c1912 (fourth from right is Soopy Barratt, rat-catcher)

83 East Road, The Horse and Jockey

History of 83 East Road

1913 The Horse and Jockey

Robert J Townsend

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