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A brief history of The Barley Mow
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The original building was probably just a small cottage, built in the mid-16th century, but it was certainly an alehouse by 1598 when it was extended at both ends.

In the early 17th century it was first known as The Mount Eagle and later The Harrow, but more than 100 years later it was renamed The Barley Mow when a brewhouse and a building for storing and malting barley - the present-day Malting House - were added. At that time it was also part of a small farm.

At the end of the 19th century when cycling became a new, popular pastime, The Barley Mow found itself a favoured destination and, to cater for this trade, another extension, now housing the restaurant and kitchen, was added. Today, The Barley Mow remains a well known meeting place, not so much for cyclists, but for classic car enthusiasts.

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Telephone 01483 282693 for further Information or Fax 01483 285344, please email us at info@barleymowathorsley.info

Serving Times:- Monday to Saturday 12 noon to 2.30pm. Dinner served from 6pm until 9pm. On Sundays we serve from 12am until 4.30pm

 
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