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George Inn, Martock blue plaque

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George Inn, Martock blue plaque
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Why this matters

The George Inn in Martock dates back to the 16th century, serving as a crucial meeting place for local organizations and businesses. T Stocker, a clockmaker who pioneered Hire Purchase in Martock, regularly conducted business at the inn, highlighting its historical importance in local commerce and community life.

What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: The George Inn 16th C Martock's oldest inn, possibly as early as 1512, regularly used by friendly societies, parochial bodies and a Masonic Lodge. T Stocker (1786-1817), maker of long case clocks and watches, who introduced Hire Purchase to Martock, collected his payments and held ballots here monthly. Recorded plaque organisation: Martock Parish Council.
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