What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Old Idsall House Believed to be the oldest house in Shifnall and to have survived the fire of 1591. From about 1760 it was Shifnals first post office run by Thomas Sambrook
Old Idsall House, believed to be Shifnal's oldest structure surviving a 1591 fire, served as the town’s first post office operated by Thomas Sambrook from around 1760.
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