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Water Gipsies
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The Water Gipsies was situated
at 70 High Street. Opened in 1967 to serve the
Wates estate, The Water Gipsies was named after A.P. Herbert’s novel, which
featured a fictional inn inspired by The Dove in Hammersmith. Lady Herbert
illustrated the pub’s sign, and by 1979, it was described in a local
newspaper as "not so much a pub, more a way of life."
Known for its welcoming atmosphere and basket meals, it remained popular
until closing in 2003. It was converted into a nursery in 2005. |
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