The Cleared Quay
The inn was raised on ground reclaimed from a collapsed storehouse and three condemned net sheds. The dock ward's builders had to drain the flooded foundations, burn out the rat nests, and haul away half-rotted timbers before the first stone was laid. Locals began calling the site the Cleared Quay, and the name survived when the finished tavern opened. It started as a rough sailors' house, then gained a proper upper floor after a succession of prosperous captains began demanding beds that did not leak. The present keeper bought it after serving as a shipboard guard and has kept its working character intact.
The Cleared Quay
The inn was raised on ground reclaimed from a collapsed storehouse and three condemned net sheds.
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