What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: 16th Cent. houses. Tradition states that Henrietta, Queen of Charles I, resided here when she visited Newark early in the Civil War period.
Henrietta Maria was queen consort to King Charles I of England; her visit to Newark during the English Civil War highlights the strategic movements of royalist figures amid conflict.
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