What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Here stood the Crown Inn, demolished c.1913. The adjoining footpath, which is called Crown Alley, was originally a track leading into Church Field, one of Cobham's open fields in medieval times. Recorded plaque organisation: Cobham Conservation and Heritage Trust.
The Crown Inn in Cobham served as a significant local establishment until its demolition around 1913; the nearby Crown Alley preserves a link to the area’s medieval past as part of Church Field.
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