Building record 1477000000 - Former Pig and Whistle

17th or early 18th Century?
Continuous frontage of cut-pointed lime and shale rubble stone with a cement tiled roof. Chimneys of brick. Replacement plastic casement windows.
No 3: Two storeys, end onto road. Northern wall of rendered heavy timbered box framing and corner post and tie-beam covered by stone work. Heavy banded timber door with 2 small lights: window above belongs to 3a.
No 3a: Roof level raised at back with walls of stone and brick. Modern wooden door with central light: two steps to doorway. New southern extension of stone and gable wall of brink, which replaced attached cart shed/ garage, with door and two windows. Second floor windows are as dormers.
Premises are not named as The Pig and Whistle in the petty session records or in trade directories - only listed as an off-licence - but known locally as the Old Pig and Whistle (B1).