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The Ye Olde Chetwode Arms

The Chetwode Arms c1960 Ref: C316024
The Chetwode Arms c1960
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Very happy memories of this building, the publicans Arthur and Sarah Myerscough were my aunt and uncle. I lived there for a number of years then moved into Broad Street . The cellars were a delight, arched ceilings all in old brick, beautiful stables in the yard, with a mounting block for the horse-drawn coaches back in the day. Reputed to have had Dick Turpin stay there besides me. Shame on the town planners of the 1960s, it made way for road widening.

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A memory of Crewe in Cheshire shared on Tuesday, 21st June 2011.

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