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Pubs and Inns in Staffordshire, England.
The county of Staffordshire stands just north of the The West Midlands with Derbyshire to the east, Cheshire to the north and Shropshire to the West.
The county is famous for its potteries, it's industry, the canal network, its breweries and a variety of historic attractions nowhere more evident than in Lichfield which is home to a quite exceptional cathedral.
Stafford is famous for its Ancient High House and Izaak Walton's cottage, Stoke on Trent for Wedgwood, arguably the finest china company in England and Royal Doulton's crystal, Alton (Towers) for its theme park and Cannock for its nature resrve and museum.
There also many heritage sites, museums and stately homes worthy of visiting:- Moseley Old Hall, Shugborough (home of the late Lord Lichfield), Samuel Johnsons Birthplace, Stafford Castle and Tamworth Castle to mention but a few.
Pubs and Inns in Staffordshire
Alrewas
The Old Boat
Alsagers Bank
The Gresley Arms
Alton
Bulls Head Inn
Anslow
The Burnt Gate Inn
Burton-on-Trent
Burton Bridge Inn
Butterton
The Black Lion Inn
Cauldon
Yew Tree Inn
Cheadle
The Queen At Freehay
Cresswell
Izaak Walton Inn
Eccleshall
The George
Himley
Crooked House
Leek
Abbey Inn
Three Horseshoes Inn
Newcastle-Under-Lyme
Mainwaring Inn
Norbury Junction
The Junction Inn
Onecote
Jervis Arms
Onneley
The Wheatheaf Inn
Stafford
The Hollybush Inn
The Moat House
Stourton
The Fox Inn
Tatenhill
Horseshoe Inn
Tutbury
Ye Olde Dog & Partridge Inn
Waterhouses
Ye Olde Crown
Woodseaves
The Plough Inn
Wrinehill
The Crown Inn
Yoxall
The Crown
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