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44 Church Street, Haslingfield

44 Church Street, (Daintry’s Inn, Carpenter’s Arms) Haslingfield

History of 44 Church Street

This timbered building was converted into a beer house for the coprolite miners and was known as Daintry’s Inn. Daintry was a saddler next door who provided a twice weekly horse and fly service to Cambridge.

In 1901 the building was altered and renamed the Carpenter’s Arms. It was then taken over by the builders Wisbeys until they moved to The Maltings in 1926.

(Walk and Look  Around Haslingfield pub 1994).

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