81 High Street, The White Hart

• Notes on humting

The hunt met at the White Hart in the 1940s. Other picture from the 1980s. Notes on hunting

First mention of this inn was in 1577. A White Hart was the Yorkist badge of Richard II. The building which we are now looking at was the last location of an inn with this name. From 1763, the Turnpike Trustees met here, and Post Office business was carried on here until 1788 when it was transferred to the Crown Inn. The building standing today (2018) was the last location of an inn with this name, this being built probably sometime in the first half of the 19th century and closed in 1999. The Inn itself is now (2018) Cinnamons Indian restaurant (in 2000, it was Zaffron) and the clubroom, (recently developed as housing) was the meeting place for the Morris Men.

• 81 High Street

• Inns used for meetings, business, and for sales
• The White Hart
• Documents relating to the White Hart
• 81, High Street, The White Hart
• 81 High Street, The White Hart
• 81 High Street, The White Hart
• Lynton House, 83 High Street and 87 High Street
• 83 and 87 High Street

• Private Walter Edgar Spearing

• A 1162