High Street

Elham

Above postcard, circa 1913, showing from buildings from left to right, Wayfaring, Hunters Moon and Elmcroft.

Above photo 1948, kindly sent by Tim Timpson. The back of the photo said this was taken by de B Galway and was called the "Hunter's Arms" but I believe this was a mistake.

Above drawing, date unknown.

Above Google image, May 2014.

The "Hunter's Moon" is situated on the west side of the High Street, gained it's Grade II listing on 29 December 1966.

It was formerly a pair of houses, one known as Magpie Cottage now combined into just the one house and timber framed and part flint of late 17th century, with two weatherboarded lean-to with rear stack to each gable end.

It gained its name as the "Hunter's Moon" when it operated as a Tea Shop from the 1930s to 1950s and as far as I am aware it never held a drinks license. Although looking at it, you would be forgiven if you thought it had one with it's hanging pub type sign.

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