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Saturday, July 12, 2008
Packhorse Inn
The Packhorse Inn at Mottram in Longdendale.
As its name implies, this was once an important coaching inn on the route from Sheffield to Manchester.
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8 comments:
is it still open for business or a relic?
Wow it looked real neat and beautiful. Have a nice weekend.
Good ale and food by the looks of it Gerald.
has the area where the horses were kept disappeared or used for something else?
What a lovely old building! I love how you all value historical and cultural preservation. I think it's wonderful.
Nice building: dark black and light white
A nice looking Inn. It looks the place for a few pints of real ale.
A proper pub, not a chain pub. Waggon and Horses used to be a popular midlands pub name for the same ressons.
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