
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: This is the site of the former Unicorn Inn. The Corporation of St Pancras was established here in 1689. During World War 2, it became a well used venue by Royal Air Force personnel stationed locally, many of whom served in the Battle of Britain. Recorded plaque organisation: City of Chichester.
The Unicorn Inn in Chichester served as the establishment site for the Corporation of St Pancras in 1689 and later functioned as a significant social hub for RAF personnel during World War II, particularly those involved in the Battle of Britain.
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