What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Bennett's Yard 21 St Nicholas Street This 15 century arch originally led under a house to a tenement yard behind. Primitive Methodists in Norfolk first met here in 1821. The house became ruinous and was demolished in 1951.
Bennett's Yard, located at 21 St Nicholas Street, is historically significant as the site where the Primitive Methodists in Norfolk first convened in 1821; the original 15th century arch leading to a tenement yard behind survived until the demolition of the ruinous house in 1951.
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