Harington Club

Here lived
EDMUND RACK
A pioneer of scientific agriculture. Founder in 1777 of The Bath & West of England Society

B. 1735 D.1787

The house where the writer of non-fiction books, mainly on agriculture, Edmund Rack (1735-1787), who also founded associations for the improvement and development of agriculture, lived.
The sign is on the wall of the pub The Harington Club, a pub that has existed since 1874 and is located where Rack lived.
Although at the bottom of the sign there is a symbol that usually belongs to The logo of the English Heritage Trust (for example

 

), this sign does not seem to belong to the signs belonging to this association.

The house was photographed on the same day Click for a larger image Click for a larger image
Below the sign is the pub/club symbol Click for a larger image

On the wall of the building is a sign belonging to The Harington Club:
The Harington Club

This house is dedicated to those splendid fellows who make drinking a pleasure, who can reach contentment before capacity, and who whatever the drink, can take it, hold it, enjoy it, and still remain Gentlemen
The sign was photographed that day. Click for a larger image