Built in 1936 and run by the same family for over 30 years. The corridor leading from the front door all the way to the back has a splendid tiled floor - bold patterning with black and yellow overlapping squares on a pinky-red background. The same tiles adorn the public bar and the gents (which has a fine set of four original urinals). The corridor also sports terrazzo-covered walls to half height and a double-door part way along with leaded glazed panel above. The excellent public bar seems little altered since construction. Embossed wallpaper decorates both walls and ceiling plus a heavily embossed frieze with vaguely organic patterns. The sturdy pine bar counter has a matching bar back complete with glass shelves and mirrors. A small section of more recent wood wainscoting can be seen near the dartboard and the row of tiles above the plentiful original bench seating is also newish. The lounge was modernised in the 1960s/1970s and contains nothing of interest.