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Alfriston, UK - August 20, 2012: Alfiston is an old village very popular with tourists and visitors in the South Downs National park in East Sussex. This picture is taken on the main high street showing the old buildings and shops.

Lewes is the county town of East Sussex, England. The town is the administrative centre of the wider district of the same name and the location of East Sussex County Council at the county hall. A traditional market town and centre of communications, in 1264 it was the site of the Battle of Lewes.

Fountain House at Goudhurst in Kent, England, with commercial businesses visible.

Old whitewashed buildings in square, Midhurst, West Sussex, England

The famous Blacksmith's Shop and its accompanying facilities provide a lovely spot for eating and recreational shopping. Gretna Green, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, on Wednesday, 13th April, 2022.

SKIPTON, NORTH YORKSHIRE, UK: JUNE 9, 2008: Barges on Leeds Liverpool canal in Skipton town centre

Waltham Abbey, UK - January 2nd 2017: The Welsh Harp public house in Waltham Abbey, Essex. It is a fine example of a 15th Century Half Timbered building.

A row of ancient 16th century buildings on the corner of the High Street in Seal, a pretty village in Kent, Southeast England. A man is standing on the pavement outside, looking at his mobile phone.

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2 October 2016: Nottingham, England, UK - Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, the oldest inn in England, established 1189.

The George & Dragon Pub & Restaurant in Ightham at Kent, England. This may have been the place Guy Fawkes planned the Gunpowder Plot in 1605 and was later caught after fleeing London when the plot failed.

The Rose and Crown Pub by Verulanium Park on a sunny summer day. Horizontal

Pembridge, United Kingdom - June 5,l 2014: View of the outside of the Kings House restaurant along East Street. The restaurant serves a wide range of quality internation food and is housed in a traditional white timber-framed building. Pembridge, Herefordshire, England, UK, Western Europe.

Ulverston, cumbria, united kingdom - 16 september 2021: people outside cohens pharmacy in ulverston cumbria

Salisbury, Wilshire, United Kingdom - June 18, 2006: Ye House of John A'Port is a medieval half-timbering house. Originally built around 1425 and restored in 1930, this building was formerly an inn known as the Three Lyons Chequer. The then owner, John A'Port, was a wool merchant who became Mayor of Salisbury six times.

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Inn situated at the foot of Castle Rock, reputed to be the oldest drinking establishment in England, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK, Western Europe.

Beverley, UK - February 04, 2014: A quaint cottage and a colourful barge anchored along the beck on a bright sunny winter's morning in Beverley, Yorkshire, UK.

Nottingham, United Kingdom - October 14, 2011: The 'Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem' inn. This is known as the oldest inn in England dating back to 1189 AD and part of the inn's rooms encompass caves deep into the limestone rock under Nottingham castle. The inn was named after this area was used to stage and consolidate knights from accross England before embarking on the Engish King, Richard the First's third crusade.

Facade of old pub in Twyford, Reading, Berkshire. Medieval building along the road. High street.