The Red Lion Hotel was built as a town house in 17th century, only becoming a hotel in the second part of the 18th century. In 1967 it was badly damaged when a lorry crashed into the facade. It was decided that rebuilding would be too expensive so the Red Lion was demolished and replaced with a modern structure.
This is part of the Series: TOM01/01 Series of photographic negatives commissioned by the National Buildings Record; within the Collection: TOM01 Mrs Margaret Tomlinson Collection
© Historic England Archive
Client: National Buildings Record
Photographer: Tomlinson, Margaret
Stuart Hotel, Stuart Town House, Stuart Public House
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