When the hotel was demolished in 1902, Moss took the eagle effigy and mounted it on his gate. The Parsonage gardens contain several large yew and cedar of Lebanon trees; beneath one of the yew trees are the graves of several of Alderman Moss's beloved dogs and – reputedly – also the grave of his favourite horse.
After the hotel was demolished in 1902, Moss placed the eagle effigy on his gate. The Parsonage gardens include a number of large yew and cedar trees; beneath one of these yew trees are the graves of several dogs that Alderman Moss greatly admired, as well as – allegedly – the grave of his most favourite horse.