What is recorded here
This commemorative plaque records: Joiners Lane, David Brown's Smithy c.1900. The blacksmith, assistants and children. Mr Brown's son Robert forged the wrought iron decoration around the Jubilee clock on Gold Hill. Recorded plaque organisation: Celfunde Inheritance.
David Brown operated a smithy in Chalfont St Peter, known for skilled craftsmanship; his son Robert contributed significantly by forging the intricate wrought ironwork of the Jubilee clock on Gold Hill.
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Photo: David Hillas on Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0