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Coach and Horses - Mayfair
Dating back to the 1770s, the Coach and Horses is thought to be one of the first properties to be built in Bruton Street. Standing as a handsome establishment steeped in history among its more modern neighbours. The Coach and Horses' beautiful exterior stained glass windows marks this pub as one that is hard to miss. The pub was once connected at the first floor to another building. However, after its neighbour received considerable damage, the original building had to be pulled down. It was later rebuilt in 1933 for William Younger & Co. Behind this pub lies a mysterious, spooky story, which will chill the bones of even the most fearsome of people. In the eighteenth century, the story goes that a coach pulled along by four horses was being driven by a ghostly figure. Those who saw this ghostly ghoul told the tale that as the coach came closer to the building, They realised the driver was headless and the passengers of this supernatural coach were staring through the windows with their dreary skull-like faces. Bruton Street in London Mayfair has something Royal about itself, in fact is the birthplace of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, born at 17 Bruton Street London, Great Britain, April 21, 1926.
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