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Location: The Crown, Langdon Hills Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 24/10/2002 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: Now known as The Harvester. |
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Location: The Crown, Langdon Hills Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 24/10/2002 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: Now known as The Harvester. |
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Location: The Crown, Langdon Hills Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 19/12/2002 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: Now known as The Harvester. |
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The Harvester public house stands at the summit of Langdon
Hills. An Inn has occupied this site for many centuries, being known for much of that time as the Crown Inn or Crown Hotel, or in more recent times as simply the Crown. The present building dates from 1856 and was so named as it stands on land formerly owned by the Crown. The hill by which it is approached from Basildon, or Laindon, is locally known as 'Crown Hill' and since the 1960s is now duel carriageway to road traffic. For many years it was run by brewers Ind Coope and Allsopp. Text written 2005 with revisions 2005-2007. Copyright © 2005-2007, Basildon History Online. All rights reserved. |
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