What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Pied Bull. Originally named Bull Mansion, this was the residence of Chester's recorder in 1533. It was refronted in the 18th Century when it became an important coaching inn. George Borrow is thought to have stayed here during his tour of "Wild Wales" in 1854.
George Borrow was a renowned linguist, traveller, and author known for his works detailing travels through Spain and Eastern Europe; he likely stayed at the Pied Bull during his tour of "Wild Wales" in 1854, highlighting its significance as an important coaching inn for notable travellers.
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