
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The White Horse Inn. The White Horse Inn is one of Howden's oldest inns and was in existence as early as 1702. The yard was the picking-up point for carriers from many villages in the area. It was bought in 1773 by the Carter family, who owned several of the town's inns and breweries in the 19th century. Recorded plaque organisation: Howden Civic Society.
The White Horse Inn, established as early as 1702, served as a crucial hub for local carriers and was part of the extensive holdings of the influential Carter family from 1773, who dominated Howden's hospitality industry throughout the 19th century.
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Photo: Mike Kirby on Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0