Former Ram's Head Inn (The Bay Leaf), The Strine, Tarleton
Location/Address
Former Ram's Head Inn (The Bay Leaf), The Strine, Tarleton
Type
Description
LLB161 - Two storey original element only. Former Inn, now derelict. Rendered (damaged) brick structure. A large, wrap-around single storey façade has been added to the original building to create a new entrance and join the separate structures. The original building is still visible in the southern section of the site. The front “hacienda” style façade masks the original building and it has been substantially extended. The main part of the building, noted by the double height porch, is the oldest and most significant part - modern extensions are excluded from local listing.
Statement of Significance
Age
Stair tower inscribed HL 1640.Historic Interest
Former ancestral home of the Leadbetters. Built in 1640 by Henry Leadbetter on land belonging to his mother’s family – the Bannisters of Bank Hall. Was the venue of court leets in 19th century.Landmark Status
Landmark location, prominent building.
Date Listed
07 Oct 2021
Last Updated
07 Oct 2021
Find Out More
Find out more about this Asset in Lancashire Local List:
https://local-heritage-list.org.uk/lancashire/asset/964
https://local-heritage-list.org.uk/lancashire/asset/964