The Peak District is waving goodbye to one of its oldest watering holes after the owners of The Queen Anne in Great Hucklow announced that the pub would be closing.
The pub, which is based in Great Hucklow, has more than 400 years of history and it has traded hands many times over the years.
It was most recently was run by Angela Ryan and Glyn Jewell for 19 years before they retired at the end of last month.
The popular boozer is currently up for sale for £550,000, making it an exciting opportunity for any potential investor later down the road.
The Queen Anne is just one of a number of pubs with bags of history in the hiking hotspot. Here we take a look at 10 of the oldest Peak District pubs - including a range of popular inns with centuries of history.
9. The Barrel Inn - Bretton
The Barrel Inn is not only the highest pub in Derbyshire, but also one of its oldest - with the inn dating back to 1597. It also has a large beer garden with a kids play area.
10. Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn - Castleton
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese inn is in the picturesque village of Castleton. It originated as a small farmstead and coaching inn dating back to 1660.