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MereOne of the Kilton Inn’s more notorious guests, back in the 1700s, was Dick Turpin. The intrepid highwayman made this historic old inn the base from which he plundered travellers along the Knutsford to Warrington road (now the comparatively safe A50). After one such robbery (and murder) Turpin, on his famous horse Black Bess, “galloped to the Kilton and, altering the clock, strolled on to the bowling green and proved an alibi by the short time he took to cover the four miles”. |
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