Woodman Inn Restaurant, Fernham Est. 1647 · Fernham, Oxfordshire
The whitewashed front of The Woodman Inn with black-framed sash windows The black plank front door with an iron lantern beside it The front door flanked by clipped bay trees Climbing plants against the whitewashed wall of the pub The bar with its hand pumps, optics and berry garlands Enamel signs on the black front door The inglenook fireplace lit by candles with a log burner The bar, dressed with hops and berries, with hand pumps and spirits behind The Medieval Function Room laid with long tables under iron chandeliers Long banqueting tables set with flowers and candles Iron chandeliers beneath the open timber roof of the function room The inglenook fireplace and beamed ceiling in the old bar The rear of the inn with its outside staircase and balcony Chalkboards above the bar listing drinks and events A window table with cushions in the dining room The gable end of the pub and its chimney against a blue sky Oak tables and a cushioned bench in the dining room Dining tables beside the French doors to the garden Books and jugs on a deep window sill looking out to the village Old books and brass hares on a shelf A brass sign reading Credit only given to customers aged over 80 accompanied by both parents The gable end of the pub with picnic benches in the sunshine Tables on the terrace beside the glazed garden room The black weatherboarded barn beside the village lane
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