What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Cow Hill Named from the 18th century pub, the Red cow. It was un-named on early maps and recorded as St Giles Hill in 1789 and remained cobbled until 1925
Cow Hill is named after an 18th-century pub called the Red Cow; it was known as St Giles Hill in 1789 and retained its cobblestone surface until 1925.
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