Photo of The Thomas Lord, a pub near West Meon in the South Downs, Hampshire, south east England. — © Trevor Harris / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

The Thomas Lord

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The Thomas Lord takes its name from the founder of Lord’s cricket ground, who retired to West Meon and is buried in the churchyard here. Cricketing bits and pieces decorate the bar, with a kitchen garden out back supplying the food. Petersfield station is about 10km to the east.

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