The Talbot Inn was formerly known as the Tabard Inn and was the legendary meeting place of the pilgrims in the Canterbury Tales. It was rebuilt in the 17th century and used as storerooms in the 19th century until it was demolished in the mid 1870s.
This is part of the Collection: NMR07 NMR Accessioned Negatives - Catalogued
Source: Historic England Archive
Post Medieval Inn
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