What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Site of the Rose & Crown Inn reputedly The Town Arms of Eatan Swill of Charles Dickens Recorded plaque organisation: Sudbury Freemen's Trust.
Charles Dickens, a renowned Victorian novelist, frequently visited the Rose & Crown Inn in Sudbury; it inspired elements for his novel "Our Mutual Friend," linking the site to his literary legacy.
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