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The Lost Pubs of North Yorkshire / Boroughbridge / Roecliffe

No. 30 of 36 in the 2010 compilation

Crown Inn

A surviving village inn in a 16th-century building.

Tradingchecked 28 October 2026

Known history

A surviving village inn in a building CAMRA describes as a 16th-century coaching inn, with three rooms and a stone-floored main bar.

Source: Crown Inn, Roecliffe

Dates

WhatWhenConfidence
Building16th centuryApproximateCrown Inn, Roecliffe

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Open questions

  • The pub is not yet mapped on OpenStreetMap, so it has no pin: where exactly on Bar Lane?
  • Is the building listed?
  • Earliest record as an inn.

Particulars

Address
Bar Lane, Roecliffe YO51 9LY
Area
Roecliffe
Historic parish
Aldborough
Riding
West Riding
Kind of house
Coaching inn
Status
Trading pub and restaurant.

Where

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Sources

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  1. Crown Inn, Roecliffe
    CAMRA WhatPub (updated 2 October 2026)

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