What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Site of Rushden's last working blacksmiths A.T. Ginns & Son 1870-1972. Recorded plaque organisation: Rushden & District History Society.
A.T. Ginns & Son operated as Rushden's final active blacksmith business from 1870 to 1972, representing the enduring tradition of blacksmithing through significant periods of industrial change.
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