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The Adam and Eve red plaque

Commemorative plaque
The Adam and Eve red plaque
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This red commemorative plaque records: The Adam and Eve. This reputedly haunted ale house was founded in 1249, but it is believed it sits on the site of an even older Saxon rest stop dating back 1,500 years. Recorded plaque organisation: Famous Grouse.
The Adam and Eve, established in 1249, occupies a site with historical layers reaching back to a Saxon rest stop from around the 6th century, making it a significant landmark for both its longevity and alleged supernatural occurrences.

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