Re:A Guide to the Georgian Coaching Inn
by PeterHolzwarth on Saturday September 25, 2021 @03:27PM
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In another article on that blog, the author hints that it was all quite organized:
"William Waterhouse of the Swan with Two Necks Coaching Inn owned 400 horses, which he used to pull stagecoaches for their first part of the journey out of London. By 1817 he claimed to be spending £2 per horse on food, accommodation, tax .Waterhouse had distribution centres all over the Home Counties, including a warehouse in South Mimms in Essex."
"William Waterhouse of the Swan with Two Necks Coaching Inn owned 400 horses, which he used to pull stagecoaches for their first part of the journey out of London. By 1817 he claimed to be spending £2 per horse on food, accommodation, tax .Waterhouse had distribution centres all over the Home Counties, including a warehouse in South Mimms in Essex."
https://about1816.wordpress.com/2018/09/12/back-from-obscuri...