The White Hart
Inn is one of two active public houses situated
in the northern part of the village. The White Hart
Inn has many historic facts, a part from the traditional
village entertainment, it was a petrol filling station
where two fuel pumps were located on the front entrance
parking space.
The pub out houses were also used as a slaughter
house for the local deer that was captured from Braydon
forest and mail stagecoach used to use this as a stop
off point to pick up the fresh venison, and take it
on to Windsor castle estate.
Do you know any other bygone village facts, who was
the landlords, or do you you have a tale to tell with
the pub life in Lyneham. If so please let us know so
we can fill in the missing bygones of the village and
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