
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Malthouse and John Moore's Wall. A malthouse was where barley was turned into malt for use in the local breweries. Brewing was a major industry in Havant until the First World War. The wall attached to the back of this building bears the name John Moore, who in 1832 was a well known stonemason. Recorded plaque organisation: Rotary Club of Havant, Havant Borough Council.
John Moore was a prominent stonemason in Havant in 1832, known for constructing the malthouse and the eponymous wall attached to it, reflecting his significant contribution to the local brewing industry.
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