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The Wheatsheaf
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Wheatsheaf far left with gable end
facing street. |
Picture source: Fred Long |
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The Wheatsheaf
was situated at 108 Duke Street. This pub was demolished, along with
The Ship, in the 1950s to make way for a
ring road.
The John Paul Jones, was built on the combined site of both pubs. |
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