Legs of Man, Arclid

One of three similar roadhouses built by Robinsons in the 1930s (the others are the Bleeding Wolf, Scholar Green (A34) and Church House, Buglawton (A54) but this one lost its thatched roof in a fire in 1956. On the right-hand side the entrance retains its revolving door while the public bar has a counter which appears to be of the 1930s but the bar back only dates back to the 1960s (except perhaps for its cigar cabinet). The fixed seating may be the original but is boxed-in and there is a modern fireplace. Archways have been cut to the room on the right which retains its original semi-circular brick fireplace. A door on the right leads out to the gents' which still retains its four large urinals and tiling on the wall.

At the rear left is a panelled passageway leading to the restaurant with 1930s oak panelling all around the room, a wood surround fireplace with the Legs of Man above it but the double doors into the room are no longer in use and the staff door at the rear is used instead. The gents' beyond the restaurant is also intact with two big urinals and tiled walls.