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The Ram was situated at 166 High Street. This pub was present by 1747 and closed in the 1930s.

Source: Tony Mitchell

James Chapman, late of the Bull Hotel, Gerrards Cross, most respectfully informs his friends and the public in general, that he has taken the Ram Inn, situated opposite the Market Place, where he trusts, by an unremitting attention in the comforts and convenience of his friends, to receive a continuance of those favours so liberally bestowed upon himself and his predecessor, Mrs Talkes, for many years past. N.B. Choice wines and spirits, comfortable sleeping apartments, good stall stabling etc.

Newspaper. 17 December, 1836.

Next to Bakers or Manns Yard is William Henry Hopkins, outfitter. Next is the Ram Inn with its yard and very extensive range of stabling and coach houses, where the  surrounding farmers congregate on Market days to put up their horses and vehicles.

Peregrinations of a Kiddy, 1873

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