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The White Lion was situated at 36 Station Road. The pub was built in 1700 and was present as a pub by 1869 when the publican was William Peacock. This grade-II listed pub is now in residential use.
Listed building details:
Cottage, now a pair. Early C18, refronted late C18. Red brick English bond to end walls, and Haddenham gault brick, Flemish bond to front wall. Plain tiled roof, parapetted and tumbled gable ends. Large ridge stack rendered but with exposed red brick strings. End stacks, also of red brick. One storey and attic. Three gable dormers. Three ground floor windows, including two under original late C18 segmental arches and a blind window at the north end. Lobby entry doorway approached by double staircase with part of C19 cast iron railings. The north end has the evidence for the refronting in the straight joint of the brickwork. A gable horizontal sliding sash, C19, is visible.
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Picture source: Dawn Bainbridge
1901 Auction	Picture source: Dawn Bainbridge
White Lion cellar	Picture source: Dawn Bainbridge
White Lion cellar	Picture source: Dawn Bainbridge