Tewkesbury. The building core is 16th century although the facade is a 20th century reproduction. It was first licensed in 1869, was listed as "Nottingham House in 1891, and has had ties to local breweries "Bayless & Merrill" and "Flowers". The name might commemorate the successful siege of Nottingham by Robert the First Earl of Gloucester. It is the only surviving pub on the east side of Tewkesbury's High Street. It is said to be haunted, with many paranormal activities reported including clocks stopping at the same time. The interior features a large front room next to the bar and another behind it. Lots of dark timbers form very low doorways and ceilings. My beer of choice was Dawn Run Best Bitter from Clavell and Hind Brewery in Cheltenham.