Built in 1860, a small brick terraced pub with a yard in front. Alterations in 1925 by architect W A Hutchins removed the rear snug on the left hand side and rooms behind to create the current bar servery, private room behind and ladies toilet. A central corridor runs through the pub, with hatch service. The main bar is on the left, with post-war 'beam and plaster' alterations in the past and crude work around the servery. The best rooms are two snugs over the corridor on the right: (1) the front one is in lounge style, with a simple fireplace and benches around two walls; other benches may have been removed and replaced by a dado; (2) the rear snug is plainer, with a red-tiled floor and a brick fireplace; the benches are simple with a painted timber dado behind. Both snugs have TV, jukebox unit and games console, the clutter of which spoils the rooms somewhat. In the corner of the rear yard is the legendary Gents' toilet, which has a bank of three old urinals and a substantial tree inside!