This is my partners feed. Thank you guys for going there and posting your record. At least there is some photographic record of the Inn in its last throws which for me and many others is a very sad moment! I used to live opposite this pub and my family have all been connected to it. My dad was head chef in the sixties and I recognize areas of the kitchen and the servery leading into the Tudor ballroom used for dinner and dances and discos in the seventies. The original inn I believe was built in the thirteenth century and was the front bar nearest the road. Under that flooring board is stone flags from the original Mediaeval Inn. The builder ( I do not know his name) in the forties used reclaimed church and medieval building salvage as a result of the second world war to extend and build this mega-pub. It was frequented from people far and wide especially from London for dinner/dances and weekly discos etc.. The Round table were regular customers and held many events there. There was even a weekly Antique market held there during the eighties. I used to be the cloakroom attendant during the seventies! My sister was a waitress and my mother a bookkeeper. It would be lovely to see the Inn restored but otherwise the fixtures and timbers and stained glass should be going to museums or into research. Who knows what secrets they may hold?! Many timbers may have come from Tudor ships originally. Please get someone involved like National Heritage or National Trust at least to be part of the demolition which is obviously what the the developers want! Thank you

Such a shame it went under during Covid. We got married there nearly 6 years ago. Still drive past it all the time. Hopefully one day someone will take it on and refurbish it. Thanks for the vid Iv been dying to see inside for ages now

It was beautiful when I went there in the 70's. I used to help collect glasses Fridays and Saturdays. Saw some amazing bands. many memories.

That was a stunning place. I hope it gets restored and not turned into flats! Eddie makes me laugh 😂. This deserves another watch tonight. Thanks guys for another amazing and enjoyable explore.

Great find guys. I love watching Ed 'bazz' around with his enthusiasm. Back in Tudor times you paid taxes on your windows, the bigger the windows were the more tax you'd have to pay, hence most Tudor buildings were built with small windows.

I would just like to say thank you everyone For Watching Alex's videos And for supporting him as he do Brilliant work on these videos Look forward to doing more for you all keep up the likes see you soon 🤙🤙

Wow! This looks like another great explore

Thank you for taking us pubbing Alex! That is still a beautiful place and the wood paneling looked amazing. Not much graffiti either which is nice. Stay safe and keep exploring.

What a beautiful place you found for the video today. The amount of stained glass is phenomenal. I've never seen an abandoned place with so much "real" leaded stained in one place. I wonder how old they are. A lot of the rooms are incredibly large, almost as if it was for an entire village for meeting or other reasons. I think looking at the inside of this building is much bigger that it looks like from the outside. The structures had many buildings and rooms added on over the centuries. At least the architecture was kept in place with the additional structures. This was a wonderfull adventure. Thank you all very much for this beautiful and incredible tour.

That was an awesome find Alex So much history in that old building. The beautiful old oak beams in the ceiling and the tiny windows. It must have been quite luxurious when it was built back in the 13th century. All that damp and mould is ruining it now.

The placement of that window looking inwards means that is where the great hall would have been in the original Tudor building (the dining hall) it enabled the young females to discreetly watch the proceedings without having to come into contact with those dining! The stairs would never have been there!

Wow.. Awesome the original house /house's would have been gorgeous back in the day. I'll leave the black mould thanks.. 😅 Eddie is like a child at Christmas 😂.. Thank you for sharing. K

Great content as always. Keep up the good work. Thanks Alex. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

What a cracking little place, some lovely features in there, love the little black windows 😍 We were even treated to the musical delights of 2 become 1 from Ed, Yesterday from Alex and the grand finale of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star from Ray ........what more could we ask of a truly outstanding cast 👏 🤩 Cheers guys, enjoyed that, see you all next week xx 😘💙

Truly amazing explore, so enjoyable to watch.

Another cool find 😎 👌 waiting for the next one already!

Watched it back a second time. Best wishes lads, from south Wales

Looks amazing.

What an awesome building....Nice one lads 😁👌🏻

That is gorgeous

Awesome place - for once I can say that I’ve been there !! 🤩 Used to live nearby many years ago 😱 and it was the place to go on a Friday night! Always busy, full of character and charm and visited by lots of famous people as you noticed. Hope the building is quickly saved before further decay. Thanks so much for the video - good one 👍👍

Such a nice place I hope they do it back up it would have been nice in it’s hey day. Another great explore from you guys. It’s nice to see Steve Ray and Ned exploring with you again. Ed is so funny when he jokes around. Regards Allan.

What a fabulous place and I hope that it doesn't get trashed and those gorgeous stained glass windows get broken. So sad to see it in this state neglected and forgotten.What a shame you couldn't get into the bedrooms. Great explore with the gang thanks Alex xx

That is the old "Grasshoppers" in Surrey. It was getting done up but now seems abandoned, it was left to decay during covid. It was a great pub at one time, I met a very nice lady there once. We sat by that lovely open fire it was glorious!! They use to do some legendary singles nights there, it was open til like 2-3 in the morning, the club bit was.

What a shame its been left like that. If only i was rich id buy and restore that pub. Its amazing . Why are they left like that its beyond me. I love that young guy. Very smart guy

😂 the ironing board/shield 🤣

Hopefully it gets refurbished, I’d love to visit it for a pint or 2 😎

This one was rich in life Alex.The people that started this place were deeper than we think.

What a beautiful place, something interesting every second. The humour from you guys always creases me up, such great entertainment! Love ya!

Wow what a stunning villa have you popped over the channel to find such splendour?

The scallop shells in the stained glass represent 'palmers', a symbol used by those who'd been on crusade to the Levant or just pilgrimage out to the Holy Lands.

Love your channel, such a great team, you made me laugh out loud with the massive glory hole and the way they all ran up the stairs lol. What an amazing place. I’ll never understand how such a beautiful building can be just left x

You can see those windows are original. Amazing place such a same. ❤

Hi can't wait 😊

Y'all blokes have lots of fun exploring unlike most channels on KZfaq.

That was a good find, but what a shame it's left like that to rott.

Beautifully preserve, in some ways, this is one of my favorites.

Thank you for posting such interesting vids. Love watching you 2 lads exploring. ❤

Wow Guys! I used to go this place in the late 80s. They used to have a hip hop night on a Thursday called The Road Block! As soon as I could drive at 17 we used always go to The Grasshopper! So sad! Cheers Guys!

I'm left feeling so sad and angry that such an historic and beautiful building can be left to deteriorate to this degree. It is our history, our legacy that this be preserved. Our government should be helping the hospitality industry to survive. It is an essential part of our culture.

Loved watching you guys film this old building, I would have lived to have gone through those old books ❤

That place is beautiful, I enjoyed every minute of your video

Great video Alex 👍 love u guys working together u all make such a great team thanks for sharing 👍 take care 👍

I love your videos. Stumbled across your channel and it is an absolute gem of a find. Like that you are English and film in England makes it more relatable. You are braisin and all have such great fun filming these videos and are very respectful to the places you visit. Apologies I am new to your channel so don't know everyone's name but the slightly more elderly gentleman is absolutely hilarious - he really makes me laugh every time. Keep this superb content coming !

Thank u for the awesome video from Opelika Alabama USA

I had my 18 birthday party there! Many years Thursday nights were for divorced in desperate for the older generation… I’ve just realised I’m now that age!!! It’s only been closed for the last few years… such a waste!!!

Beautiful building love the original period features . My type of pub . :) it’s seems to go on and on : Didn’t realise Eddie dabbled in Am Dram ? ;) love the mixture of banter / giggles amongst you lads and historical and social commentary . I do think at the end of this year we need to have a chart of the best and worst toilets and bathrooms ;) this old pub is making me miss my old flat attached to an old pub :( brilliant explore as always but bitter sweet .

Looks like this place won't be here much longer. Planning for a care home, means it will be demolished. It's sad we don't give a damn about our ancient past in any form😢

That place was amazing and has a lot of history with it. Thank you for a wonderful video. Love your humor 😄. Keep up the good work

This would be a great place to hold WarHammer Tournaments, HarryPotter events, Rugby ceremonies, etc, etc. Such a wealth of history for all too enjoy for decades.

It looks like building control might have stopped the revamp because of damage done to the listed fittings when they tried to make access from the old part of the building to where the frame work of the new extension was.

Its an absolute disgrace that beautiful buliding with so much history has been left to roit. 😢

What an amazing treasure. Love your videos, and thanks for doing what you do

Wow 😲😲😲😲😲 that place is incredible I sure hope it gets saved

Absolutely fascinating yeah. Watching from.. Glasgow.😊😊

That would be a fantastic business to reopen I know it would make a profit for sure!!!

I absolutely love this video! One of your best videos! I do wish you would wear a mask when there is mold!

When you guys walk the halls of places like this, I imagine listening to some great Procol Harum music!

what a brilliant find must be on your top 10 list

Love watching you all , lol. Great video ,

Newly subscribed and hooked already have to say this place is amazing and could make someone a beautiful home

That was amazing!

Love watching all your videos keep up the good work

Parabéns um belo vídeo forte abraço a todos 🤩👍

Wow fascinating place .lots of history there . 🇨🇦

What a shame that’s been trashed now when I went none of the drinks on the bar had been touched none of the windows had metal on I’m guessing the tour bus has now been

That place still has potential 👍

What a beautiful place. Too good for flats.

Couldnt see it all! What were those people like? Well they had vision, skill and worked unbelievably hard to create this!

This was a unique please x

Absolutely awsome guys well done

fantastic explore Alex

I was telling “exploring within” all the discos I went to there in the late 70s It used to be a fabulous well kept building but now in a terrible state x

I know this place very well! Often popped in here for a drink between 2004 - 2009 when I was staying in the area working. Was a lovely place for a pint or two and chat with locals, such a shame to see it in this state. Can remember it been quite a popular place for weekend classic car meets due to size of the car park, often you would see many fine examples of 50+ year old motors parked up.

Been there myself beautiful place really enjoyed watching your video

Great video mate

A few well known names on that plaque Will Carling Jimmy Greaves And Paddy Pantsdown 🤣 what a place apart from the bathrooms they did look naff in a place this wonderful. Loving the roof tiles aswell at your own risk mind 🤣

Cheers guys

It’s amazing. I’ve read they will reopen in the next year and going into refurbishment.

I would probably rent out that room during the week or the weekend for guests.👍

228th! EDDY MAKES ME LAUGH! It’s fascinating to see these buildings and their contents. Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA

What a beauty 😮 and what a waste of building 😢

absolutely stunning

Beautiful. House so sad its been left to rot 😢😢

I got married here at the end of November 2015. So sad to see this wonderful building in this state, but that said, after my wedding the building lasted longer than my marriage! 😂

Plenty of genuine history in the building.

Beautiful place,I have seen it on another channel dut deffo not explored like you have..I hope it,s saved

This is the pub called The Grasshopper in Brasted on the A25 in Surrey I have been having a meal with wifee and friends and also on my friends weeding reception event. very nice. but sad to see this.

Hahaha Eddy's always Making me laugh lmfao 😆😆😆 with the iron board shield 🛡️ lol 😆

Haha Eddie singing spice girls has to be a meme surely 😂

I would get a company to come in and clean all that up!!!

Stunning x

I know that place well, use to have a car meeting there once a month in the 80’s….then go in for a roast dinner .

Great explore. 26:01 Tory drinking hole in the Eighties - how the other half lived it up

It looks an Olde Building could be that Old. Pub in Village next to ours in Barnsley has a Pub built 1045 AD originally a water mill built by Monk Bretton Monks

This is near me it closed in 2019 for renovation it dates back to 1271 and there has been a proposal put forward in September to demolish and put a 64 bed care home in its place absolutely disgusting how can they let this happen 😢

This is James Barrow this building can be saved and restore

I would live in there

Good job! Have you heard of a Barn in your neck of the woods that timbers from the Mayflower were used to build? I have seen photo's but don't know where it is.

Clean up that patio and serve drinks and enjoy the ambiance 😊👍