A group of people standing on the step of the New Inn with flood wate, Collection at ye Olde George.
Until the 1950s, flooding was frequent in the High Street and Church Street, caused by a combination of the natural geology of the river and manmade obstacles including narrow arches in the bridge outside the George Inn and the right-angled bend at the southern end of The Cross. Engineering works remedied the worst flooding but there have been occasional incidents since then, including in Frogmore.
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