Inns

'Kings Arms' Chipping Campden, after restoration.

Ref: 1994/043/P
'Kings Arms' Chipping Campden, before restoration.

Ref: 1994/042/P
Brewery receipts for excise on beer, 1659-1561

Ref: 1998/015/DT

Brewery Receipts for excise on beer, found in the Red Lion Inn, Chipping Campden during alterations in April, 1929. Covers 1659-1661 . (Photocopy and transcript of one receipt.)
Brochures for Hotels and Pottery

Ref: 2008/005/DS

Hotel, Bed and breakfast and Pottery brochures, n.d. 1. Kings Arms 2. Red Lion 3. Cotswold House Hotel 4. Campden Pottery. 5. Seymour House.
Cotswold House Hotel. new wing opened 2005. Newspaper cutting

Ref: 2007/254/DS

Cotswold House Hotel. Cutting from the “Cotswold Journal” 24/6/2005, reporting the official launching, by the award winning hotel of their new wing, by Sir Terence Conran. This is Montrose House an 18th century property adjoining the hotel.
Hotel's arty appeal

Ref: 2009/222/DS

King’s Arms, Chipping Campden, becoming part art gallery. Cutting fron the ‘Evesham Journal’ early 2000s.
Lygon Arms, Campden: notes on its history.

Ref: 2010/225/DS

Lygon Arms at Campden. A few notes by anonymous author (poss. J. Baker, Almshouses, 1997/104) about its history. The notes mention Mr Mullins who gave the inn its name: flooding in Campden in 1830 (King George’s Flood). The notes also include a description of a visit to London 70/80 years previously, by ...
The Golden Cockerel, illustrated on a card advertising rooms at the Inn.

Ref: 2009/057/Pa

Letter from Carolyn Findell who stayed at the Inn in 1970.
Volunteer Inn, deeds.

Ref: 2006/008/DO

Deeds of the Volunteer Inn, with index by Carol Jackson.

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