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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]I think it might have been the White Hart or "Ye Whyte Harte"-it was there in 1111! But if you mean pubs which are still standing today I guess the Market Hotel (under a previous name) might stand a good chance of being the oldest-but that is just a guess-will have to work on this one!!!![/quote]
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suzard Researcher	Heanor Pubs, clubs and beerhouses replied on: 9/29/2005 11:26:59 PM I think it might have been the White Hart or "Ye Whyte Harte"-it was there in 1111! But if you mean pubs which are still standing today I guess the Market Hotel (under a previous name) might stand a good chance of being the oldest-but that is just a guess-will have to work on this one!!!!

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