It was then, and remains now, a unique pub - being the first in Great Britain to be named after the licensee and owner. The interior consists of a wealth of oak beams & settles. On display you will find a large collection of original paintings and prints, most prominently watercolours of local village scenes by three generations of the Gresley family (many having been painted in the original farmhouse) and a complete collection of Cecil Aldrin prints of The Bluemarket Races, dated 1901. The array of antiques throughout adds to the uniqueness of the inn. Privately owned by the Thompson family, you will find personal hospitality combined with friendly & attentive service...