What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Dove Street. Named after the Dove Tavern. Originally Smalegate, meaning narrow street - old Danish 'gata' meaning 'street'. Also Holdtor, from medieval English for prison tower, which may have pre-dated the Tollhouse in the Marketplace.
Dove Street was originally named Smalegate, indicating a narrow street, and later associated with the Dove Tavern; it also had a connection to an area known as Holdtor, possibly referring to a medieval prison tower.
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