
What is recorded here
This red commemorative plaque records: Britain's Highest Pub, at 1,732ft, the Tan Hill Inn was also the first pub in the UK to be solemnised for weddings. Made famous once again when New Year's Eve revellers were snowed in for three days in 2009. Recorded plaque organisation: Famous Grouse.
Tan Hill Inn, located at an elevation of 1,732 feet, is notable as Britain’s highest pub and the first in the UK to be licensed for weddings; it gained additional fame when revelers were stranded due to heavy snowfall during New Year's Eve in 2009.
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