Brian Cooper on Flickr Fake Royal Warrant On the corner of this building can be seen the remains of a horseshoe, nails and crown placed here by Mr McKenzie, Blacksmith after he had re-shoed a horse drawing Queen Victoria's carriage during her visit on 13th September 1842. Stirling Road/Bridgend, Dunblane Colour: white Wikimedia: Flickr: How to add yours Nick Harrison on Flickr Brian Cooper on Flickr Google Streetview OpenStreetMap See also... Simon Harriyott on Flickr Simon Harriyott on Flickr Simon Harriyott on Flickr This Regency building was formerly the The Royal Three Tuns Hotel visited in 1830 by Pr... Frank Batt on Flickr Nick Harrison on Flickr sgwarnog2010 on Flickr Wolverhampton Plaques on Flickr Bolckow on Flickr Elliott Brown on Flickr Elliott Brown on Flickr Bolckow on Flickr All Rights Reserved Jeremy Osborne on Flickr Il lupa on Wikimedia Commons CC0 gnomonic on Flickr Jeff Stone on Flickr Peter Hughes on Flickr Nick Harrison on Flickr Simply Jan on Flickr Nick Harrison on Flickr Nick Harrison on Flickr AndyScott on Wikimedia Commons Simon Harriyott on Flickr Nick Harrison on Flickr Spudgun67 on Wikimedia Commons sylvia duckworth on Wikimedia Commons
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