What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: This 17th century building and the oldest public building in Frodsham was until 1837, known as "The King's Head" At one time the Court Leet of the Manor and, in later times, the parish council met in a room at the rear. Recorded plaque organisation: Frodsham Society.

This 17th-century building served as the site for the Court Leet of the Manor and later meetings of Frodsham Parish Council, highlighting its historical significance in local governance. It is also the oldest public building in Frodsham, formerly known as "The King's Head."

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