King Charles l was here - Chulmleigh Devon
The Old Court House in Chulmleigh village Devon, is a traditional thatched country Inn, 
Steeped in history, the front part of the ‘T’ shaped building dates from 1633 or earlier and was at that time if not previously a local Court.  The court's seven foot square coat of arms of Charles 1  <a href="https://www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/5zJtZf8nf2">www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/5zJtZf8nf2</a> has been  sympathetically restored, and is in its original location, now currently one of our Bed and Breakfast rooms.
The Inn, was visited by King Charles 1 in 1634 whilst on his first tour of the West Country in a wheeled carriage.

The rear section of the building is much older, with parts dating from around 900 AD. Some original walls from that time are still to be seen.  It now consists of single large room to front range, the upper storey extending over carriage entrance at right end with a long rear service and former stable range to rear 

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