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The Bevy yellow plaque

Commemorative plaque

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This yellow commemorative plaque records: A simple act of wonder 2020. When The Bevy was first built, Moulsecoomb was an estate of Temperence, with no alcohol allowed. Originally, a gate was cunningly placed here to convince planners that the pub was in Bevendean, when actually it was in Moulsecoomb. Miraculously, it worked. Recorded plaque organisation: Walter & Zoniel.

From the Open Plaques record 76403

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