What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: These former almshouses, rebuilt in 1802, were endowed under the Will of Martha Dear (1730-1807) a generous benefactor to this City. Recorded plaque organisation: City of Chichester.
Martha Dear (1730-1807) was a significant philanthropist who left her estate to build almshouses in her city, providing essential support for the poor and elderly. Her endowment has ensured long-term care for needy residents, making her remembered for her charitable contributions to social welfare.
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