@Perry1968 That all makes sense. 400 years old! amazing! would that be Tudor?

@JimboSaturn Yes Tudor i think. The mayflower steps are here. Its where the first inhabits went to America from Plymouth in 1620.

@Perry1968 Cool!

@Perry1968 From Hereford, visited several times for the football. There was a pub opposite the railway station with a really long name, can't remember it, that's where we always started on a Friday before heading to Union Street. Shame it's gone.
Same as me, not my lifestyle nowadays but great memories.

@BlobbyMcBlobface The unity?. James st vaults? Sometimes i forget what was here lol.

@Perry1968 I can't remember but it was a really long word. I remember we had to have eyes in the back of our heads because the locals would have lynched us if they'd known where we were from 🤣

@Monalisasmith86 The building is level. Even after 400 years. It built on a slight decline. The streets not level to the left.

@SomeMichGuy

@Perry1968 Wow--so nice it is in use!

I was thinking 1400s or so. Pretty wonderful.

@Shybutwilling2bfriends No. Its fairly recently been done up. Its always looked the same to me. Maybe its because 10 feet to the right of the house is the back of a courtroom where prisoners are loaded into vans to go off to jail. Lol.

@Jenny1234 😆 Its been restored. But stood for 4 centuries. I live in a edwardian place. 1869. The are money pits but still standing even after bombs rattled the foundations during WW2.

@Perry1968 amazing!

@YoMomma Theyve probably owned it from day 1

@hunkalove The house is older than modern America 😅😆