What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Lamb's House. Early 17th century merchant's house. Site where Mary Queen of Scots dined on arrival from France, 1561.
Lamb's House, an early 17th-century merchant's house, holds historical significance as the site where Mary Queen of Scots dined upon her arrival from France in 1561.
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