What is recorded here
This grey commemorative plaque records: Oswald House (Grade II) Late C17th house with Flemish gables. Built by Joseph Harbor (tanner) In the mid C19th, it was the home of Robert Oswald (auctioneer), F.M. Sir Claud Auchinlech lived here 1960-1967 Recorded plaque organisation: The Beccles Society.
Oswald House is a Grade II listed building featuring Flemish gables, originally constructed by Joseph Harbor, a tanner in the late 17th century. Notably, it was later inhabited by Field-Marshal Sir Claud Auchinleck, a significant British Army commander during World War II, from 1960 to 1967.
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