Frederick Hooper and County Court House, Biggleswade brown plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This brown commemorative plaque records: County Court House. Frederick Hooper, solicitor and registrar opened the building circa 1861 for use as a County Court for civil cases and offices for his solicitors practice next door at Brigham House. Customs & Excise later used the building before it became the job centre. The building is now a private house. Recorded plaque organisation: Biggleswade History Society, Biggleswade Town Council.

Frederick Hooper, a local solicitor and registrar, played a significant role in establishing legal infrastructure in Biggleswade by opening the County Court House circa 1861 for civil cases and maintaining offices for his practice, contributing to the town's historical legal landscape.

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