Augustus Pugin and John Halle stone plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This stone commemorative plaque records: Built 1470-1483 by John Halle, wool merchant and mayor of Salisbury. Later used as an Inn. Restored by A.W.Pugin 1834. Recorded plaque organisation: Rank Leisure Services.

John Halle, a wealthy wool merchant and mayor of Salisbury, built this structure in the late 15th century, reflecting his significant economic influence. Augustus Pugin, an influential architect and designer associated with the Gothic Revival movement, restored the building in 1834, showcasing his commitment to reviving medieval architectural styles.

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