Record Details

Summary

A listed hotel which was originally a coaching inn. The building is of probable late 15th to early 16th century date and is of timber-framed construction with brick infilling. It also has later, 18th century red brick wings.

Monument Type(s):

• COACHING INN (MEDIEVAL to Tudor - 1475 AD to 1525 AD)
• HOTEL (Tudor to Victorian - 1525 AD to 1899 AD)
• FLOOR (MEDIEVAL - 1066 AD? to 1485 AD?)

Associated Finds:

• SHERD (Stuart to Georgian - 1650 AD to 1799 AD)

Associated Events:

• EST1241 - An archaeological watching brief at Ye Olde Dog and Partridge, Tutbury, July to August 2003. (NRHE Name - Ye Old Dog and Partridge, High Street) (Ref: DPT 03/58)
• EST1272 - Building recording survey at High Street, Tutbury, Staffordshire.

Protected Status:

• Listed Building (II*) 0171/04/020: Dog and Partridge Hotel

Full description

Three sherds of pottery dating to the mid 17th-18th century found in a pit identified to the rear of the hotel during the investigation of a former planter bed intended to be used for car parking. A possible post-medieval brick floor was also identified to the west during the excavation of a new service trench. (JM, 26-Sept-2003) <1>

The Dog and Prtridge Inn was originally built in the 15th century. The present public house incorporates a three-storied timber-framed building with close vertical upridgts and the remains of some cable mounlding n the third storey timbers. Additions to the north and south are in brick. (SB, 14-Feb-2014) <2>

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