One-Legged Landlord Fashions New Limb From Branch of Nearest Tree
Grimsby Telegraph › August 08, 2011
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Grimsby Telegraph › August 08, 2011
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THE unusual tale of how the landlord of the Horn Inn at Messingham made his own wooden leg was revealed by the Scunthorpe Telegraph in November 1961, as part of an interesting series of features about notable Lincolnshire Inns.
Harry Brown, known as the one-legged landlord, kept the inn for 40 years and became the best-known of all its licensees.See the full content of this document
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One-Legged Landlord Fashions New Limb From Branch of Nearest Tree
He lost a leg in a motorcycle accident in the 1920s and wore an artificial limb.
It broke and he decided to make one himself, the leg he fashioned from ...See the full content of this document
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