The White Hart, Stanley village - then and now

The White Hart pub in Stanley village is pictured above in 1955 and right as it is today.

The main building is still essentially the same but it has obviously undergone a complete renovation over the past 50 years.

It has been painted, acquired a new car parking area and extension to the front of the old entrance. A new chimney implies internal changes, too.

The cottages next door also appear to have had a refurbishment with attic extensions and rooms added downstairs.

Do you have any stories to tell about the White Hart? Do you know anything about its history? Why not let us know?

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