Crumplehorn Inn - Ghost - Polperro, Cornwall, UK. - Ghosts and Hauntings on Waymarking.com

As you walk down to Polperro harbour from the car park, the first place you see on your left is the Crumplehorn Watermill & Inn. The mill wheel turns, but I don't think it drives any machinery inside the building.

There are many ghostly stories, relevant to the Crumplehorn Inn on the Haunted Britain web site: (visit link)

"The Crumplehorn Inn and Watermill used to be a farm although the Mill dates from the 14th Century. The Inn used to be a counting house during Elizabethan times when privateering was a legal occupation. Ships captains could plunder Spanish and French ships legally and split the proceeds 50/50 to the Crown. The Crowns part went to fund the Navy in further attacks against the French. The Queen´s Treasury officer Lord Burleigh came to Polperro to ´count´ the ship´s cargo and take away the Crown´s share. Crumplehorn was probably a reference to curly horned sheep that were farmed on the surrounding hills." Text Source: (visit link)

Crumplehorn Mill & Inn Web Site: (visit link)

Web site for more info: (visit link)

Public access?: A Public House, so access is free during Licencing Hours. Visting hours: Open every day of the Year. Website about the location and/or story: [Web Link]

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