Commemorative plaque 75055

This blue commemorative plaque records: First recorded as The Keye in 1622 as a coaching inn and post office, the current building dates from the mid-18th Century. At the rear, the Grade II listed stables housed up to 50 horses where you can see an ornate window and statues at the first-floor level. the Georgian Assembly Rooms hosted dances, auctions, plays and cock fighting. Recorded plaque organisation: Daventry Heritage Trail.

The Keye, originally a coaching inn and post office since 1622, became a significant social hub featuring stables for up to 50 horses and Georgian Assembly Rooms that hosted various public entertainments including dances and auctions.