The George Inn in West Street dating back to 1361 is one of the oldest inns in the country and is the oldest in Lacock.

We had coffee here mid-morning and found it to be a cosy little place.

An interesting group of houses with some being all stone built but the one in the centre having a timber frame with brick infill. Seems unusual in an area that has, apparently, easy access to stone.

The Tithe Barn in East Street dates from the 14th century and is a very impressive building. It was used for a village dance during the filming of the television series 'Cranford' and has been used in the past as a market hall.

These houses are in High Street and show that combination of stone in the very lowest part with a timber frame sitting on top and using brick infill. Note the jettied construction of the house on the left which appears to have more conventional lime-washed infill.