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Book
a
Romantic
Weekend
wth
Champagne
&
Chocolates
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The one remaining tower can still be
seen from our car park as part of Cherry
Orchard Farm,  just across the road from
St Edmunds church where for centuries
the premier line of the Beresford family
were buried. Thomas took several of his
sons and with his retainers formed a full
troop of 40 horses to fight with King
Henry V at Agincourt. There is a fine, if
macabre, monument to him in the church.
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© Bentley Brook Inn 2008

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Registered in England & Wales number: 5654892
The Bentley Brook flows through a field below the Inn and was described by
Charles Cotton in his continuation of ‘The Compleat Angler’ (1676) as a pretty
river “full of very good Trout and Grayling”.