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Malt Shovel, Chauntry Place
A postcard featuring Lady Herbert's Garden but providing a rare
photographic view of Chauntry Place along the left edge of the gardens.
In the Coventry Standard of 14 June and 12th July 1861, this pub was advertised to let.
A malt shovel is a utensil used to turn grain in a maltings. It is used as a common representation of brewing.
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1850 - 1851 Charles Wells
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