What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Built in 1632 as a coaching inn and mail collection point. After the coming of the Railway in 1850 the name was changed to "The Bear's Paw and Railway Hotel" Reverting back to "The Bear's Paw" about 1905. Sponsored by Greenalls Inns Recorded plaque organisation: Frodsham Society.
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