What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: All Saints Green Known as Swynemarket in the 13th century. Later known as Alderhallen Green - from the Old English earla halena meaning All Hallows or All Saints, after the church
All Saints Green was historically known as Swynemarket in the 13th century and later as Alderhallen Green, deriving its name from Old English terms associated with All Hallows or All Saints Church, reflecting its historical religious significance.
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