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The Cowper Arms appears to have originally been at Birch Green. The pub was the subject of a transferred licence in around 1850 from an 18th century Cowper Arms at Birch Green. At the time of the transfer the pub was known as the Railway Tavern. The route of the Hertford -Welwyn Junction Railway 1858-1966 remains as a public footpath close beside the Cole Green site. The name Cowper Arms was then re-adopted and the building remained an alehouse and did not get a full licence until 1947.
Guests will be able to browse a new menu which includes a wide variety of freshly prepared classic pub dishes such as Slow Cooked Shoulder of Lamb, daily fresh fish dishes and Homemade Pie of the Day.
Reviewed by Laura Hayes on 7th March 2008 -
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