Building record 1160500000 - THE WHITE SWAN

Grade II. Public house. Main block is early C19, of chequer brick with blue headers and rendered plinth. Old tile roof, flanking brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 2 bays. 3-light wooden casements with cambered heads, central blind panel with painted inn sign over door. Wrought iron bracket for hanging sign to right over water pump in wooden casing. Single storey bay to right is of red brick with half-hipped thatch roof and paired wooden casement. 2 bays to left are of coursed rubble stone with hipped tile roof and central brick chimney, and are of one storey with 2 paired wooden casements and a central single light. Lean-to extensons to rear (B1).
1940s photograph shows both the pub and left hand stone extension were formerly thatched. The building was known as The Queen's Head until the name was changed in 1785 (B2).