MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: inn

Watlling Street, Canterbury

The oldest riverside inn in London. We stopped in for drinks. See where this picture was taken. [?]

In back of the Prospect of Whitby. Bodies of pirates and other criminals were left hanging until they had been washed over by three tides. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Several OAPs, supported by the local council, currently live in the upstairs rooms. They maintain the lovely back garden.

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Established by Richard Watts as a charity, the house provided food, accommodation for one night (or longer if the traveler was ill), and four pence (because carrying less than four pence would subject the travelers to the vagrancy laws) to poor travelers passing through Rochester. Charles Dickens visited the house and wrote the Christmas story "The Seven Poor Travelers," putting himself in the tale as the seventh traveler. www.richardwatts.org.uk/pt_history.html

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Several OAPs, supported by the local council, currently live in the upstairs rooms. They maintain the lovely back garden.

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. One of the ground floor bedrooms that would have been occupied by a poor traveler.

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Established by Richard Watts as a charity, the house provided food, accommodation for one night (or longer if the traveler was ill), and four pence (because carrying less than four pence would subject the travelers to the vagrancy laws) to poor travelers passing through Rochester. Charles Dickens visited the house and wrote the Christmas story "The Seven Poor Travelers," putting himself in the tale as the seventh traveler. www.richardwatts.org.uk/pt_history.html

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Several OAPs, supported by the local council, currently live in the upstairs rooms. They maintain the lovely back garden.

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Several OAPs, supported by the local council, currently live in the upstairs rooms. They maintain the lovely back garden.

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Established by Richard Watts as a charity, the house provided food, accommodation for one night (or longer if the traveler was ill), and four pence (because carrying less than four pence would subject the travelers to the vagrancy laws) to poor travelers passing through Rochester. Charles Dickens visited the house and wrote the Christmas story "The Seven Poor Travelers," putting himself in the tale as the seventh traveler. www.richardwatts.org.uk/pt_history.html

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Established by Richard Watts as a charity, the house provided food, accommodation for one night (or longer if the traveler was ill), and four pence (because carrying less than four pence would subject the travelers to the vagrancy laws) to poor travelers passing through Rochester. Charles Dickens visited the house and wrote the Christmas story "The Seven Poor Travelers," putting himself in the tale as the seventh traveler. www.richardwatts.org.uk/pt_history.html

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. The ground floor room where the board of the charity would meet.

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. Several OAPs, supported by the local council, currently live in the upstairs rooms. They maintain the lovely back garden.

Six Poor Travelers House, Rochester. One of the ground floor bedrooms that would have been occupied by a poor traveler.