
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Trent Bridge Inn This long-standing local landmark hasn't always been known as the Trent Bridge Inn. The 1838 map of the area shows there was an inn on the site by the name of the Three Horse Shoes and Crown. It later became known from its location next to the bridge over the River Trent. The original inn was demolished in 1890, when the present Trent Bridge Inn was built immediately behind.
Trent Bridge Inn is a long-standing local landmark that has served as a meeting place and resting spot for travelers near the River Trent since at least 1838, with its current structure dating from 1890 after the demolition of an earlier inn on the site.
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