John Halliday, writing in about 1810, says the an inn called The Hare was in existence in 1740, and gives it location at High Street, Warminster, on the south side of the road, below the Angel inn which was on the brow of the hill.
Category: Hare, The (at High Street)
No Hare In Warminster In 1801 Survey
There was at one time an inn at the High Street in Warminster called The Hare. There is no record of the Hare in the 1801 Survey of Warminster, so it must have gone out of business prior to then.
The Hare, Warminster, 1754 ~ 1757
Indexed Summary of the Alehouses named in the enrolled recognizances of licensed victuallers, 1747 to 1757. (ref WRO A1/325/8 to 15). BOX 15/9:
Hare, Warminster.
Thomas Cox 1754-1755.
William Davis 1756-1757.
[The Hare was situate at the High Street].