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| Leeds road, The Old Star Inn and Collingham Service Station. (Collingham) |
 | Undated.
View, possibly dating from the 1970s, showing the Old Star Inn and Collingham Service Station. The Old Star Inn was a coaching inn where travellers could change horses and partake of refreshments on the Harrogate to Leeds coaching route. It has been run as an inn since the early 18th century. Photograph courtesy of Stephen Howden.
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[2]
| Old Star Inn (Collingham) (1 comment) |
 | 2003
Extensive old restaurant and public house, one of many properties in the village which is administered by the Lady Betty Hastings Trustees. Lady Elizabeth (Betty) was lady of the Manor. Born in 1662, she succeeded her brother George (8th Earl of Huntingdon) to lands and property. She lived at Ledstone Park, near Pontefract and never married. A generous and charitable woman, she made many gifts to churches and institutions. Dick Turpin is alleged to have stopped for two nights at the Old Star Inn.
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| Old Star Inn and Garage (Collingham) |
| 2003
The Old Star Inn is on the left, the gable wall can be seen. Next the Old Star Garage, on the forecourt are period petrol pumps. On the right edge is Harewood Road, part of the Half Moon Inn is visible.
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| Old Star Inn, Leeds Road (Collingham) |
| Undated.
Image shows this extensive old restaurant and pub, one of many buildings administered by the Lady Elizabeth (Betty) Hastings Trustees.
It is reputed that Dick Turpin spent two nights here.
On the right of the image is Leeds Road heading in the direction of Wetherby.
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[5]
| The Old Star Inn, Leeds Road (Collingham) |
| Undated.
Image shows this extensive old restaurant and pub, one of many buildings administered by the Lady Elizabeth (Betty) Hastings Trustees.
It is reputed that Dick Turpin spent two nights here.
On the far right of the image Hastings Court is visible.
Frith/379/C265/3
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