What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Henry Cross-grove 1683-1744 The printer lived and worked near here. In 1706 he printed his first number of the Norwich Gazette.
Henry Cross-grove was a significant early English printer, known for printing the first issue of the Norwich Gazette in 1706, contributing to the development of local journalism in Norfolk.
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Places near here
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92 and 94, (upper) St Giles StreetListed building · 72 yd
The South Asia CollectionMuseum · 373 yd
Great Blowexplosion · 379 yd
St Lawrence's WellOld or holy well · 509 ydSt Lawrence's Well, Lower Westick StreetScheduled monument · 527 yd
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Herbert Rumsey WellsMemorial · 678 yd
97, (upper) St Giles StreetListed building · 78 yd
Cathedral HouseListed building · 86 yd
91, (upper) St Giles StreetListed building · 102 yd
Victorian Postbox, Upper Saint Giles StreetOld post box · 123 yd