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Old Leigh

 

The Peter Boat

 This building replaces the original Peter Boat, which was completely destroyed by fire in 1892.  A very busy pub, especially during the summer months. Families are able to dine and drink outside overlooking the sea.
The Peter Boat
CAMRA ( Campaign for Real Ale) Two of Old Leigh’s famous pubs, The Crooked Billet and The Ship, have both been featured in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide
The Crooked Billet
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The Ship
An old established pub which is popular with the locals. It is situated on the Main road across the railway bridge.
The Ship

 

The Smack
The Original Smack was on the opposite side of the road, but this was demolished in 1855 to make way for the railway.  A busy family pub at all times of the year.
The Smack