
What is recorded here
This brown commemorative plaque records: Since 1367 AD when Jocé a Smith or Ferror had a Blacksmiths shop on or near this spot, an Ironmonger has traded here. The present business started 1680 AD is probably the oldest in the British Isles
Jocé was a blacksmith operating in the area since 1367, contributing to the continuity of ironworking trade at that location, which remains one of the oldest continuously operated businesses in the British Isles.
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Places near here
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Lake FieldViewpoint · 512 yd
Statue in the woodsMonument or public art · 584 yd
Manser's ShawWood · 601 yd
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