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Between [[90-92 Highgate]] ([[Comida]]) and the [[96 Highgate]] ([[The Turkish Barbers Shop]]).

Towards the west (back) of the yard there were two large warehouses occupied latterly by the London, Leeds, Wigan, Liverpool, and Carlisle carriers, a coach house and granary. the gardens beyond.

Also known as '''[[Old Zion Chapel]] Yard''' as chapel was built towards the back in 1844 (now housing association appartments)

There was a horse blanket factory operating in the yard in the 1950's.

==[[Kirkbie-Kendall 1900|Curwen, 1900 p139]]==

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'''New Inn Yard'''

The Cumberland Pacquet for August 4th, 1795, gives an account of a corn riot that took place in the yard, when the carrier’s warehouses were broken into and two cart-loads of oatmeal stolen therefrom. These old warehouses marked on Todd’s plan, formed a large square, and were only removed with a disused malt kiln in order to make a building site for the [[Old Zion Chapel|Zion Chapel]].
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