What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: The Cross Pipes. Built in 1762, the Cross Pipes is one of Otley's oldest public houses. It was the last establishment to brew its own ales, in the vat house, which now forms the toilet block. This brewery ceased circa 1928.
The Cross Pipes, established in 1762, is one of Otley's oldest public houses and historically significant for being the last to brew its own ales locally until circa 1928.
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