Guildhall Hill black plaque

This black commemorative plaque records: Guildhall Hill Named after the Guildhall, built 1407-13. The eastern end of Guildhall Hill, originally known as Aurifabria or 'Goldsmith's Row', was where the Goldsmiths' Guild was located

Guildhall Hill is named after the Guildhall constructed between 1407-1413, serving as a civic building for London's government and a symbol of medieval municipal power. The eastern end of the hill, formerly known as Aurifabria or 'Goldsmith's Row', was home to the Goldsmiths' Guild, highlighting its historical importance in the city’s economic and administrative life.