Date:1927
Description:It is a possibility that this public house was constructed later than the specified period, but possibly using earlier brick from the original Plough Inn site. Features include a rainwater head dated 1927, ornamental stonework and a stone name plaque above the middle window on the second floor.
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It is a possibility that this public house was constructed later than the specified period, but possibly ...
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Source: The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
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