What is recorded here

Located at the junction of Old Camden Street and Charlotte Street. The present public house known as the Bleeding Horse occupies the site of an earlier inn still in existence in 1710 AD. It was described as a small dilapidated and overgrown building with one gable jutting into the road and a projecting window. Over the door hung a painted panel representing a white horse out of whose neck there spouted blood (Joyce 1988, 493-4, 2nd. ed. ).

The monument record does not grant public access. Check the route and ask the landowner before entering private land.