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The top line ends in RS so that could have been POTTERS but what about the JOLLY? Was it simply The Potters Inn or similar?
Castle Donington pub
It's called the Jolly Potters now but was it always that?
The top line ends in RS so that could have been POTTERS but what about the JOLLY? Was it simply The Potters Inn or similar?
Re: Castle Donington pub
The bottom row ends in an N - I'm playing with it in Photoshop to see if I can get any more out!
Have found this http://www.nwleics.gov.uk/files/docu...nd%20Study.pdf
If you go to page 19, plate 15 (page 27 of the wholw document) you will see the pub. "No. 29 Hillside was formerly the Black Horse Public House"
Last edited by Miss Survey; 20th November 2010 at 11:55.
Re: Castle Donington pub
well found!!!!
Re: Castle Donington pub
The Black Horse was opposite the Jolly Potters
BereniceUK (22nd November 2010)
Re: Castle Donington pub
I am sure the top line says OFFICERS
I will get that Canon IS USM F/2.8 400mm lens. Any donations accepted
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BereniceUK (23rd November 2010)
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