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Title: Hartfield - The Gallipot Inn

Image information:

Publisher: Unknown.

Series: Sussex Pubs - Trade cards.

Set: None.

Number: 25.

Number of times this image has been viewed: 250.

Posted: Unknown.

Notes: Built by the church authorities in 1597, and later occupied by the three Sands brothers, William Sands brewed beer and cider and gave shelter to man and beast. One of his brothers was a potter and made gallipots.

Category: Public House.

Resolution of scanned image (pixels): 628 x 919.

Contributed by: Mark Collins.

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Hartfield.

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