Pilgrim's Way

Hollingbourne

Built in the twelfth century as a farmhouse with several acres of land. Rebuilt in the fourteenth century on the old foundations, possibly due to earthquake damage in the thirteenth century.

I believe it originally had the name of "Ye Olde Pilgrim's Rest'e" or perhaps just "Pilgrims Reste" but when George the second became king in 1727 it became the "Kings Head."

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