Charles I, King's Head Hotel, Monmouth, Monmouth Bank, and County Club, Monmouth blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: Gwesty'r Kings Head Adeiladwyd y dafarn tua chanol y 17 ganrif, a daeth yn dafarn bost wedyn. Dywedir i Siarl 1 ymweld a'r adeilad yn 1645. Gadawai'r goets fawr oddi yma i Lundain yn niwedd y 18 ganrif a dechrau'r 19 ganrif. Bu'r adeilad yn gartref i Fanc Trefynwy (1740) a'r County Club (c 1877) hefyd. Recorded plaque organisation: Monmouth Civic Society, Monmouth Town Council.

King Charles I of England was monarch during the English Civil War and is remembered for his conflict with Parliament that led to his execution in 1645; the King's Head Hotel in Monmouth allegedly hosted a visit from Charles I in 1645.

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