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Wheatsheaf Public House Garstang black plaque

Garstang, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

A public house can be traced back to this area as early as 1717, when a property here used to be referred to as 'The Wheat Cake. Prior to about 1820, it was known as "The Dog Inn'. The Wheatsheaf public house is a Grade Il listed building originally built as a farm dwelling, it is located in the cen

tre of the ancient market town of Garstang (Gaertung, meaning common land or meadow land). The Doomsday Book records it as Cherestanc. Back in the 18th century, Garstang was a popular stopping point e

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