The Royal Standard of England PH - Forty Green- Bucks
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Norfolk12
N 51° 37.116 W 000° 40.122
30U E 661391 N 5721193
a Lovely old Window in this 600 year old Public House.
Waymark Code: WM6RNN
Location: United Kingdom
Date Posted: 07/14/2009
Views: 2
In 1663, the landlord of this pub was rewarded by Charles II for giving support to his executed father and his royalist supporters - The Cavaliers.
During the Civil War, the pub had been used as a mustering place by King Charles I, where his personal standard had been raised to draw royalist supporters in fighting for his cause against the Parliamentarians –The Roundheads. Charles II honoured the landlord by agreeing to change the name of the pub from The Ship to “The Royal Standard of England ”, the only pub in the country with the honour of the full title.
the window is to the left of the front entrance
Type of building where window is located: Other
Address:
The Royal Standard of England -
Forty Green, Bucks United Kingdom
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Days of Operation: daily
Hours of Operation: From: 10:00 AM To: 11:00 PM
Admission Charge: Not Listed
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