The Cock Inn, Nos 31-33 on the left
1930/40s
Showing outbuildings to the rear most of which have now been demolished
Cock Inn on the east side of the High St., before being demolished
The Cock public house in the High St
The Cock Inn on the east side of High Street, mid 20th century before it was demolished and rebuilt.
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Cock inn with Willingham's coal cart 1920s
High Street with the old Cock Inn on the right and the Watts Arms at the end of the street. c.1925
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The Cock inn under demolition
Belhams bus in the High Street outside the Cock c.1930
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High Street with the Cock pub sign on the left, c.1920s
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High Street looking South c.1973. The Cock pub sign on the left.
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The Cock Inn 1980s
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Ladies with a 'mail cart' pram in front of the old Cock in the High Street, c.1910
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This photograph appeared in the 6 July edition of the Bucks Standard.
The occasion was an outing for gentlemen of the village who were over 70 years of age organised by Fred Belham who ran the bus service in the village from Gold Street .
Source Ollie Webb 2009.
Photo taken by Stan Platten
Oddfellows group outside the Cock pub c.1955.
Stan Platten is seated on the first chair on the left. For many years he was the village photographer
King George VI Coronation party 1937 outside the Cock.
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