Whilst in Englandshire yesterday I took this photo:
I was outside what is reputed to be the oldest inn in England dating from 1203 AD.
Without Googling, any idea of the Inn’s name or location?
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angel hat?
I bet you it’s not.
Winchester?
The Crown?
Ye Olde Red Lion, York
nottingham
It’s the Angel and Royal at Grantham Lincolnshire.
Visiting Maggie’s birthplace to worship huh?
I did see signs for the leaderine’s birthplace but had to google it for a picture as I couldn’t find it.
> It’s the Angel and Royal at Grantham Lincolnshire.
Far, far from being the oldest, mon ami. I don’t think it’s even the oldest pub in Lincolnshire which, I believe, is The Adam and Eve in the shire town itself. (Yup, been tipsy in there too.)
I have done no investigation other than read the tourist signs. I did say inn not public house – and I did say reputedly because I’m sure there are establishments country wide with similar claims.