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Location:  At the rear of the buildings in Cheapside, the bar opens onto St Werburgh's Church Yard.

 

 

 

 

Historical Information:  Following the closure of Ashley's chemist's shop, at Cheapside in 1980, the buildings at the rear were left semi-derelict until taken over by Seymour's Bar. The top floors were once used for weaving.  St Werburgh's Church was the centre of a settlement named Wardwick around 700AD.  

Curiosities:  The wine bar is reputedly haunted by an old lady dressed in grey. Many of the sightings are accompanied by a very strong smell of lavender. Objects also get moved around or disappear, only to be found later in a completely different place - not an uncommon occurrence in many households!

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Babington Arms

Old Bell

Brick and Tile

Bridge Inn

Brunswick Inn

Cattle Market Hotel(Smithfield)

Crown and Cushion

Dolphin

Exeter Arms

Flower Pot

Friary Hotel

George Inn (Jorrocks)

Greyhound

Midland Hotel

Noah's Ark

Royal Standard

Seven Stars

Seymours

Strutts

Old Silk Mill

Old Spa Inn

The Standing Order

Tiger Inn

Wardwick Tavern

Waterfall

 


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