The Ship, located on what was once Hare Street, is a historic pub believed to be built in the 1600s. Initially rectangular, the pub has evolved through extensions and renovations, including the discovery of original fireplaces and structural timbers. Local historian Simon Donoghue notes its architectural significance, while the pub's website highlights its lack of detailed history as a contributor to its character. Despite extensive renovations due to dry rot in the 1950s, The Ship remains largely unchanged, preserving its picture postcard appearance and charm.
The Ship, built in the 1600s on Hare Street, has undergone many changes yet retains its original charm, claiming to be a 'genuine treasure.'
Local historian Simon Donoghue suggests that The Ship originally had a rectangular plan, with various extensions altering its structure over time.
Despite substantial modifications, including the discovery of dry rot, The Ship maintains its historic character and showcases original structural timbers.
The pub's website acknowledges the lack of detailed history, which contributes to its character and the mystery of its storied past.
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