
What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: The Two Brewers This 17th century building has had many roles because of its central location, including a 'beer house' (one of 26 village pubs). Inkeeper, James Westwood, was a blacksmith, bell ringer and village fireman. The front window was removed so his coffin could be taken out for his funeral in 1910. Grade II listed Recorded plaque organisation: Wheathampstead Heritage.
The building known as "The Two Brewers" served as one of 26 village pubs in the 17th century, reflecting its central location and community importance; James Westwood, who operated it as an innkeeper, was also a blacksmith, bell ringer, and village fireman, embodying the multifaceted roles filled by local figures.
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