
What is recorded here
This grey commemorative plaque records: Castle Bowling Green Former Castle tilting ground. Site of bowling green since at least 1640. Home of bowling green society founded 4th May 1753.
Castle Bowling Green has been a site for recreational activities since at least 1640, notably serving as a tilting ground and later a dedicated bowling green. Its historical importance is underscored by the founding of a bowling green society there on May 4th, 1753, highlighting its role in the development and preservation of traditional sports.
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