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The Laughing Cavalier Pub, Long Acre, Bingham, Nottingham, 1997

The Laughing Cavalier Pub, Long Acre, Bingham, Nottingham, 1997

Image Reference: NTGM020729
Artist/Photographer: Heathcote, Bernard and Pauline
Location: Long Acre
Town: Bingham
Image Date: 1997
Measurements: 8.8 x 12.7 cm
Collection: Nottingham
Credit: Bernard and Pauline Heathcote Photographic Collection

Description:

This was the Primitive Methodist (Ranters) chapel built in 1818. They moved in 1882 to new premises in Temperance Lane since when the hall has been used in 1900 as the Salvation Army Hall and since then as offices, betting shop, sauna parlour, then pubs, The Laughing Cavalier and The Oliver Cromwell and is now the Horse and Plough.

Information kindly supplied by Bingham Heritage Trails Association.

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