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Built in 1841 by William Holly, the Golden Pheasant Inn stood on Gates Road in Hackham's original township — opposite Holly's own cottage.By 1873 it had lost its licence. William eventually sold up and returned to England, passing the property to his son Charles. The old inn fell into ruin and was later demolished.

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Headlines Africa 23h ago

Africa: Africa's Many Tribes: [Premium Times] The Berlin Conference was a disservice to Africa. Irrespective of whichever echo chamber you stumble into, there is no question about this. What happened there? Apprehensive lest the late 19th century competition amongst European countries for influence in and trade with Africa descended into a free-for-all with adverse consequences for every… http://newsfeed.facilit8.network/TSyGtj #Africa #BerlinConference #ColonialHistory #AfricanTribes #EuropeanColonialism

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German Historical Institute London 2d ago

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Brewminate 5d ago

Native song and dance shaped Christian festivals in colonial New Spain. 🎶🪶

Missionaries used public spectacle to teach Christianity, but Indigenous communities carried older traditions of rhythm, movement, and ceremony into the colonial religious world.

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Native Nahua Song and Dance in New Spain

Explore how Indigenous song, dance, rhythm, and affect shaped Christian festivals and sacred performance in seventeenth-century New Spain.

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Small Business Owners & Travel 5d ago

Fun fact about Nicaragua Granada. Granada is one of the oldest colonial cities in Central America, founded in 1524, and features vibrant architecture. #ColonialHistory #TravelNicaragua #trvlfun Image Credit:@franciscoperezroman on instagram

From Fields to Barrels 6d ago

The Crown Inn was among Reynella's first buildings when John Reynell opened the land for allotments in 1854. Robert Hay, previously of the Victoria Hotel at Tapley's Hill, established the inn the following year. Hay died on 20 January 1862, after which the hotel passed through many hands. Opposite the old horse changing station, it was a natural stop for coaches heading south and a gathering place for locals.
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