The George Inn was kept by Frank Beeden. In the early 1930's the George Inn had a landlady called Mrs Austin. Mrs Austin came to a wet end in Tom Stiggins well.
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Lavendon Pub's | |||||||||||||||
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The Horseshoe | ||||||||||||||
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During the late 30's the Horseshoe Inn was kept by Fred 'Neddy' Kitchener | |||||||||||||||
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The Green Man | ||||||||||||||
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The Green Man (a 17th Century hostelry which previously was called the Hit or Miss Inn) was kept by Arthur Wood | |||||||||||||||
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The George | ||||||||||||||
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The George Inn was kept by Frank Beeden. In the early 1930's the George Inn had a landlady called Mrs Austin. Mrs Austin came to a wet end in Tom Stiggins well. |
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