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Henry's Restaurant

For centuries, the building known as the Sir Henry Gurnett was known as Kenningtons. It was built between 1275 and 1310 as a timber-framed, two storey dwelling, with an aisled hall. Later this aisle was removed and a south hall was added. Chimneys were built in the 17th century with further alterations made in the 19th century and other changes were necessary when Kenningtons became a public house. The remains of the original moat, as seen in the picture, is now a pleasant pond for ducks.