The Blue Bell, Geda
| Submitter | Jarold W. Holland-Hibbert |
| Submission Date | 22 Jun 1998 |
| jarold.holland-hibbert@cciw.ca | |
| Reference | Geda p8, [18] The Blue Bell |
| Inn Name | The Blue Bell |
| Location | Geda, Chybisa |
| Propieter: | Petry of Losk |
| Size | 6 |
| Quality | ** |
| Price | Average |
| Accomodation | Yes |
| Stables | Yes |
Synopsis:The Blue Bell is situated near the base of the Geda pier making it a popular stop for bargemen and other river borne traffic. The inn is also popular with many townfolk and has a well deserved reputation for drunken brawls and the availability of prostitutes. The name of the inn originates from a river barge once owned by the original owner. A simple blue bell hangs from a peg above the main door of the inn and is sounded whenever a vessel docks at the pier.
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Inn floorplans (cellar, groundfloor, second floor) 17Kb
