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Picture source: Hania Franek

The White Hart was situated at 99-103 High Street. This 16th century inn, originally called The Antelope, closed in 1932. A grade-II* listed building, it is now in retail use.

Listed building details:

Former Antelope Inn then White Hart Inn, now shops, hair studio and offices. 1570 altered. Timber frame with painted wattle and daub infill, some painted brick infill and tile-hanging. Plain tile roof. 3 storeys, the 1st and 2nd floors jettied (lst-floor jetty 1932); 5 bays. Ground floor: C20 shop windows, door and brackets to lst-floor jetty; left bay has inserted 2-storey archway. Upper floors: timber-framing exposed having moulded jetty bressummers, carved ends to 2nd-floor jetty brackets, and one upper tension brace; leaded casement windows fitted into framing with wood mullions and some old iron casements. Two ribbed and tabled brick stacks at centre, to front and rear of ridge. Rear: old windows with ovolo-moulded wood mullions; C20 wing and ground-floor additions not of special interest. Left and right returns have tile-hung gables. Interior: upper floors have timber-framed cross-wise partitions and longitudinal partition wall forming rear corridor which gave access to the chambers; chambers have spine beams with deep chamfers and lambs tongue stops; roof has queen-post trusses, old rafters and straight wind braces.

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Picture source: David Fisher