A sign on the building's exterior advertises the Commercial House refreshment rooms, but it is not clear whether it is referring to this building or to another nearby. Ordnance Survey maps from the early 20th century indicate that the property is still a public house, but, as it is referred to as 'The Old Running Horse' on the original negative sleeve, it is possible that at the time of photographing the building was not a public house and was instead known as Commercial House. No other reference to Commercial House has been found, however, and, as of 2015, the building is the Running Horse public house.
This is part of the Series: INN01/01 Historic Inns and Vernacular Buildings - Negatives of Inns; within the Collection: INN01 Historic Inns and Vernacular Buildings
Source: Historic England Archive
Medieval Timber Framed House, Public House
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