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Pub Crawl in Congleton Town Centre West

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An abstract from the book a ‘Pub Crawl Through Time’, this booklet covers the public houses which were to be found towards the West End of the town centre: Royal Oak, Queen’s Head, Radley’s Vaults, The Vaults, Wolf’s Head/Moreton Arms, Rothery’s Vaults/Drum and Monkey, Boot Inn, Star Inn, Victoria Inn, Blazing Stump, Black Horse, Lion and Tun, and  George and Dragon.

Author:  Lyndon Murgatroyd

Booklet size:  A5

Pub Crawl in Congleton Town Centre West

£2.50

Royal Oak, Queen’s Head, Radley’s Vaults, The Vaults, Wolf’s Head/Moreton Arms, Rothery’s Vaults/Drum and Monkey, Boot Inn, Star Inn, Victoria Inn, Blazing Stump, Black Horse, Lion and Tun, and  George and Dragon.

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