Saracen's Head, Carter Lane, London - drgavinr/tei-texts GitHub Wiki
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| Type: | Building |
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The Saracen's Head was a building in Carter Lane, London. Although signboards such as 'The Saracen's Head' could be used by almost any kind of business premises, this was almost certainly an inn.
Wharton's letters mention that Thomas Weeden lodged here and operated a weekly postal service between London and Essex's Army in 1642.
Money was paid for quartering soldiers and horses here from July to September 1643.[1]
- ^ TNA, SP 28/10, f. 82.