
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: 'Old' Custom House 16th Century In 1586 "much work was done on the Custom House on the New Quay". The New Quay was in-filled and became part of The Parade. Survived demolition in 1926 and bomb damage in 1941. The Custom House of 1820 stands opposite. Recorded plaque organisation: City of Plymouth.
The 'Old' Custom House, dating from the 16th century, played a crucial role in Bristol's maritime trade administration; it survived significant historical events including planned demolition in 1926 and bomb damage during World War II.
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