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Pilley, Hampshire
Pilley is a small village in the civil parish of Boldre, in the New Forest national park in Hampshire, England. Pilley is located 2 miles north of the port of Lymington.
==Overview==
Pilley is a village located just east of the village of Boldre, in Hampshire. At the west end of the village is as Pilley Hill and at the east end is Bull Hill. The northern part of the village is known as Pilley Bailey. Pilley is home to Boldre War Memorial Hall,〔(Boldre War Memorial Hall ), retrieved, 18 July, 2011〕 and an Anglican chapel dedicated to Saint Nicholas.〔(St Nicholas ), Boldre and South Baddesley Benefice, retrieved, 18 July, 2011〕 The village also has a primary school (named after William Gilpin),〔(William Gilpin Primary School ), retrieved, 18 July, 2011〕 and a pre-school.〔(Bees Knees Boldre Pre-School ), retrieved, 18 July, 2011〕
The village has one inn called the Fleur de Lys.〔(Fleur de Lys, Pilley ), beerintheevening.com, retrieved, 18 July, 2011〕 The inn claims to be the oldest in the New Forest,〔Garry Hogg, (1974), ''The English Country Inn'', page 105. Batsford〕 and to have been serving drinks since 1096.〔Judith Bamber, Helena Smith, 2003, ''The rough guide to walks in London and southeast England'', page 146. Rough Guides〕 A list of landlords going back to 1498 is viewable by the entrance.〔
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