What is recorded here
This was the site of the Moot Hall throughout the Middle Ages from the time of the Norman Conquest
The Moot Hall was a medieval assembly building used for local governance and judicial functions, typically associated with the manorial or borough court system. It was often connected to the lord of the manor or town authorities and is important as a symbol of early administrative and legal structures in English local government.
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