Castle Square, Llangollen and George Dickin blue plaque

This blue commemorative plaque records: Castle Square /Sqwar y Castell Originally called Dickin Square after George Dickin, who owned the cottages in the mid 19 century. The cottages date from the early 1800s and used to house a smithy. Commonly called Ham and Egg Square from the days when morning visitors got breakfast here. Yn wreiddiol, galwyd yn Sgwar Dickin ar ôl George Dickin a oedd yn berthenog y bythynnod yn nechrau'r 1989 ganrif. Mae'r bythynod yn dyddio o ddechrau'r 1800au ac 'roedd gefail yma. Galwyd yn Sgwâr Ham and Egg o'r amser 'roedd ymwelwyr buan yn cael brecwast yma.

George Dickin owned the cottages in Castle Square in the mid-19th century, which were originally named Dickin Square after him. The cottages, dating from the early 1800s, once housed a smithy and later became known as Ham and Egg Square for serving breakfast to visitors.