What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Old Custom House This building was constructed as a private house in 1720 by a prominent merchant in the town, John Andrews It was used by HM Customs as the port's customs office from 1812-1984, when it was acquired by the Great Yarmouth Port and Haven Commissioners as offices for the Port Authority and formally opened on 12th December 1986 Recorded plaque organisation: Great Yarmouth Port Authority.
John Andrews was a prominent merchant in Great Yarmouth in the early 18th century, known for constructing a significant building in 1720 that later served as the town's customs house. His contribution to local commerce and architecture is historically notable.
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