What is recorded here
This bronze commemorative plaque records: The George Hotel England's smallest window The George Hotel is one of Hull's oldest surviving Public Houses and can be dated back to 1683. It is also home to England's smallest window which is rumoured to have been used in the days when The George was a coaching Inn. A porter was seated at the window to watch for the coaches so as to give immediate attention on arrival
The George Hotel, dating back to 1683, is one of Hull's oldest public houses and features England's smallest window, historically used by a porter to watch for arriving coaching inn carriages.
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