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Congleton’s Ancient Pubs

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A short history of four of Congletons oldest public houses: The King’s Arms, The Lion and Swan, The White Lion and The Bulls Head.

Author: Lyndon Murgatroyd

Booklet size: A5

Congleton’s Ancient Pubs

£1.20

A short history of four of Congleton’s oldest public houses.

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