White Hart Inn
An 18th century Coaching Inn in Crawley, Grade II listed, once a coach stop and post office.
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The White Hart is an 18th century Coaching Inn in Crawley, West Sussex, England. It is a Grade II listed building and was Sussex's main coach stop for journeys between London and Brighton. It also served as Crawley's central Post-office during the 19th Century. The bar offers real ales from Harvey's Brewery, wines, ciders, spirits, and soft drinks, and features live sports and a pool table.
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The White Hart is an 18th century Coaching Inn in Crawley, West Sussex, England. It is a Grade II listed building and was Sussex's main coach stop for journeys between London and Brighton. It also served as Crawley's central Post-office during the 19th Century.
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