What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Farley's Rusks Baked in Plymouth c.1880 - 1990 First produced by Mrs Ann Farley at her bakery nearby, and then from these premises between 1887 and 1915 Recorded plaque organisation: Plymouth City Council.
Ann Farley was a baker who originated Farley's Rusks in Plymouth around 1880, which became a significant local product known for its durability and nutritional value, particularly popular among sailors and as an export from Plymouth.
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