Tathall End looking south.  Part of the Greyhound is shown in the background.

This photograph was taken by Stan Platten, and is believed to date from 1900 or a little earlier.

Close-up from the above.

This photograph is believed to date from the 1930s when the Greyhound was still a public house.  The Greyhound closed in 1956.

This view from the courtyard side was probably taken in the 1960s.

In April 2009, viewed from the road from Hanslope Park.

The top half of this image is part of a map of Tathall End in 1818 taken from a survey of the properties owned by Edward Watts.  The lower half shows that plot 294 was a public house occupied by Rachael Hutchings.

The records of pub licensees show Rachael Hutchings succeeding her husband as licensee of the White Hart in 1800 and continuing until 1819.  So it appears the pub on this site was called the White Hart, probably from at least 1776 to l819.