What is recorded here
This brown commemorative plaque records: The Deeds of this Inn date from 1102, recorded as The Rose & Crown from the 13th Century, making this inn one of the ancient public houses in England plying it's trade continually as an inn for over 600 years. Recorded plaque organisation: Joules Brewery.
The Rose & Crown in Ludlow is one of England's oldest continuously operating inns, dating back to at least 1102 and serving as a vital social and commercial hub during the Middle Ages.
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