
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Tenby House built in 1821 by Sir William Paxton on the site of the Globe Inn. John Wesley preached from the Old Market Cross nearby in 1763 and 1784
John Wesley, a significant figure in the Methodist movement, preached in Tenby at the Old Market Cross in 1763 and 1784, contributing to the spread of Methodism. Sir William Paxton, a prominent local figure, built Tenby House in 1821 on the site formerly occupied by the Globe Inn.
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