The building at eighty-four High Street holds a gray stone facade that sits flush against its neighbors. It serves as a study in endurance, having housed various businesses since its construction in the mid-seventeenth century. While much of the city underwent rapid modernization, this structure retained its seventeenth-century core. Records show it once functioned as the taproom for the nearby King's Arms, where students and faculty shared drinks, creating a space where the rigid hierarchy of the university walls temporarily vanished.
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