Bristol, The Old Black Boy Inn 1850 - Ref- 1219 - click image below to return
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The Blackboy Inn, previously known as the Blackamoors Head, was demolished in 1874. It stood at the bottom of the hill at the end of Whiteladies road, Bristol - c.mid.1800s - Ref- 1220
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Black Boy Hill, Bristol, Gloucestershire - c.1900 - Ref- 1219a Blackboy Hill is the local name for the upper section of Whiteladies Road
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Black Boy was a common 17th-century nickname and pub sign for King Charles II because of his dark hair and complexion
Blackboy Hill is the local name for the upper section of Whiteladies Road in Bristol
