
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: The Ancient Court of Pie Poudre. Was annually proclaimed from this site from medieval times until 1971. The Court settled disputes at the great fairs and markets that were held in Old Market from the twelfth century onwards.
The Court of Pie Poudre was an ancient summary court established to quickly resolve disputes arising from the bustling fairs and markets in Old Market, operating annually from medieval times until 1971. Its historical importance lies in its role as a vital institution for maintaining order and facilitating commerce during significant economic gatherings.
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