The White Swan

This rural inn provides a place to meet for the local populace and serves as a rest stop for travellers, It has a few rooms that can be rented and servers hot food during the afternoon and evening. It is clean and well maintained and is considered of good quality by the people of Midthorn. The tap room can hold twenty people easily and on busy evenings will have anywhere from twenty to thirty people present.

Alterations

The inn used to have a stable but this has now been refurbished as houses for local citizens and the stables are now located outside of the settlement to the north.

Architecture

Lower floors are made from local stone, and the upper floors are timber framed wattle and daub. The roof is tiled with blue slate and is in good repair. Internally the building consist of two main rooms the common room and the kitchen. Upstair can be found the guest rooms and above those are the living quarters for the owner and his family. There is also a small cellar used to store barrels and food stuffs.

History

The White Swan is the oldest building in Midthorn and was originally a travelers inn and social gather point for the local farmers, the hamlet has grown up around it over the years. The orginal owner of the inn was Emanual Colard Father.

Alternative Names

The Swan

Type

Pub / Tavern / Restaurant

Parent Location

Midthorn

Owner

Emanual Colard

Patrons:

Captain Anston
Jessica Ortiz
Rafael Ortiz
Victor Ortiz

White Swan Prices

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Item	Stock	Price
Drinks
Ale, Gallon	54	46 cp
Ale, Mug	301	10 cp
Wine, Bottle (Fine)	6	17 gp
Food
Roasted Oxen with Pepper and Rye Biscuits	23	10 sp
Boiled Eggs and Almond Bread	74	1 sp
Roasted Lamb with Mint and Vegetables	21	8 sp
Cheese and Biscuits	74\1 sp
[Services]
Room, Single	4	8 gp
Room, Double	2	12 gp
Bath Tub, Hot Water, Soap & Towels	-	6 gp