COLOURFUL ROMSEY
THE HUNDRED - PUBLIC HOUSE ( Bishop Blaize)
LOVE LANE - PUBLIC HOUSE (The Old House at Home)
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Bishop Blaize
By Romsey standards, this is a middle aged pub, since it appears to date from the 18th century. The name of the Bishop Blaize is a reminder of Romsey’s association with the wool trade. St Blaize was the patron saint of woolcombers. The present house was built in 1708.
If you are interested in the pubs and inns of Romsey, the book, So Drunk He Must Have Been To Romsey, published by the LTVAS can be purchased from the Visitor Centre.
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Old House at Home public house
The core of the house is timber framed and has a massive central chimney stack which used to have a bread oven.
If you are interested in the pubs and inns of Romsey, the book, So Drunk He Must Have Been To Romsey, published by the LTVAS can be purchased from the Visitor Centre.
