Plume of Feathers, Mineheads oldest Coaching Inn, demolished 1965
The Esplanade Hotel - now flats
The Hopcott Hotel - now flats
The Benares Hotel - recently demolished & replaced by flats
The Plume of Feathers: Daniel Defoe stayed there in 1722.
The Carlton Hotel encompassed the name of the Plume of Feathers ater it was demolished in 1965
but was itself demolished in 2003 & replaced by a block of flats
but was itself demolished in 2003 & replaced by a block of flats
The Avenue Hotel
Area of The Metropole, Mineheads largest hotel -showing stables, all now flats
The back of the Metropole showing the gardens
The front of the Metropole Hotel
Looking from the Metropole showing the tennis courts
The Metropole Hotel
The Green Spot & Bandstand opp. Metropole
The Minehead Band
The Wellington Hotel
Left is the Red Lion Inn which was once thatched
recently renamed The Quay Inn
recently renamed The Quay Inn
The Pier Hotel now renamed The Old Ship Aground
The Wellington Hotel pre 1880