Bear Inn

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The Bear Inn is a popular name for English public houses, sometimes including a colour, such as the Black Bear Inn. It may often refer to the ancient 'sport' of bear-baiting or the coat of arms of a prominent local family. There are particularly historic examples in Oxford, Hungerford and elsewhere.

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