History
There has been an Inn on the site of the George and Horn for hundreds of years. It was the site of the old Crown Inn which dates back to 1611 and retained that name on the site in 1725. The oak beams came from sailing ships and the newest part of the building has wooden pegs which were shaped by hand. There used to be quoits played here on an area the size of a cricket pitch,
In recent times the George & Horn
has mainly been frequented by local people, however since the addition of letting rooms it has become
a popular choice for both locals and visitors alike.
The George and Horn Today....
The George and Horn 2008
The pub today is a traditional country Inn with a warm friendly
atmosphere, serving beers wines and home made quality food.
The George also has ten ensuite rooms offering comfortable
value for money accommodation.
Five of the rooms are self
contained giving guests complete freedom to come and go as
they wish.
Check availability. The George provides the perfect base
when exploring the area and visiting the many local places of interest.
