Cross Keys (Sheffield) Reviews
Newest Review: ... house. It was originally a black and white timber framed building but these days it has been whitewashed to give it a more modern external appearance. Looking at the pub today it is obvious that the building has been extended and it now looks like two small houses joined together. The smaller of the two buildings was the original church house whilst the other part was added just before the premises were licensed in 1823. In the 1850's the building was extended further. On the outside of the original building there is a tiny wooden door, which though not original dates from the 1700's and still has its original hinges and latch. The int... more
Customer Cross Keys (Sheffield) Reviews (1)
by - written on 10/05/09 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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The Cross Keys is a small public house in the suburbs of Sheffield. It is sometimes claimed that this is one of the oldest pubs in the city but in truth the premises were not licensed to sell ale until 1823. The building itself however dates from around 1250 and it is a Grade 2 listed building. St Mary's Church stands to the rear of this pub and this building began its life as the church house. It was originally a black and white timber framed building but these days it has been whitewashed to give it a more modern external appearance. Looking at the pub today it is obvious that the building has been extended and it now looks like two small houses ... Read the complete review
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