Buildings in Hanslope | ||
No. 11 High Street South, Cross Keys Ho. |
Back | Family History Intro | Building Intro | Select from Map | Another Street | This Street |
Building to left | building to right |
This property was once an inn or alehouse. For details see "The Old Inns of Olney" by Elizabeth Knight, published by Baracuda Books 1981 and available in the Olney library. The Cross Keys. Listed building The building is listed with particulars as follows. No 9 Olney Wine Bar and No 11 Cross Keys House Grade II* Early C18 altered. Stone, old tiled roof with stone coped gables, one flat hipped dormer to No 11. Two storeys. No 9 has fine early C19 shopfront with central half glazed door flanked by bow windows with curving entablature decorated with swags and rosettes, dentilled cornice above. No 11 has central modern wooden columned porch. Small projecting bay window to right, sash window on left, three sash windows to first floor under moulded segmental pediments. Datestone 1717 left of centre. This property has a plaque bearing the additional information: S C 1717 |
Building to left | building to right |
Cross Keys House, No.11 High Street South - 2012 |
|
Building to left | building to right |
The following people are associated with No. 11 High Street South, Cross Keys Ho.:
Name | Year of Birth | Year of Interest | Source | Occupation/Notes | Probability |
Daniel A. MORGAN | 1827 | 1891 | Census | Grocer | 50% |
Edwin D. MORGAN | 1864 | 1891 | Census | Grocer | 75% |
W J Brooks | 1910 | Revenue Survey | Owner/occupier | 75% | |
Claude William BARKER | 1951 | Election Register | at 9 High Street | 100% | |
Maud Minnie E BARKER | 1951 | Election Register | at 9 High Street | 100% | |
5 records displayed. | |||||
Notes:
In the above list of people, to find all references to a person, click on the Name of the person. |
Building to left | Building to right |
Back | Home Page | Building Intro | Select from Map | Another Street | This Street |