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A Truman's pub opposite the market, still in two bars with no way through from one to the other.
Historic interior
An inter-war Truman's pub, given its historic protection in 2015 in Historic England's batch of pubs from between the wars. What earned it that is the plan: two completely separate bars, the public bar on the right once divided again inside itself.
Wall panelling, panelling under the bar, brick fireplaces, and the gilt Truman's lettering running round the top of the room. It is often packed.
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