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The current building – which was originally called The Old Farmhouse – dates from the late-Victorian period. Mr Tillman added: “I am a big fan of respecting pub history and, where possible, returning ...

Regardless of that, this confidently written book gives a rich insight into the world of the wretched in the late Victorian period. Rubenhold writes in a compassionate but unsentimental style, ...