Monday, 13 April 2020
Heraldic Inn Signs
I am presently, due to this present order to stay safe and stay at home, scanning and editing all of the photographs of heraldic Inn signs given to me some time ago by the late Alan Fennely.
It occurs to me while I scan and edit all of these photographs of Inn signs that the late Alan Fennely, the original photographer, could never have imagined that there would come a time, albeit temporary, when every single public house in the whole of the United Kingdom would be closed by Order of the Government. Something the Temperance movements could only ever dream about!
All of these images were in the Cheshire Heraldry Gallery but due to a glitch, the gallery is no more. I do have the images and so will be looking at an alternative hosting solution shortly.
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