What is recorded here

This black commemorative plaque records: Pall Mall 'Little Wales' By 1813, around 10% of Liverpool's residents were Welsh. The first Welsh chapel was built in Pall Mall in 1787. The Welsh population grew so large that Pall Mall became known as 'Little Wales'

Pall Mall in Liverpool earned the nickname 'Little Wales' by the early 19th century due to a significant Welsh immigrant population, with over 10% of residents being Welsh by 1813, highlighting the area's importance in Welsh migration and community formation.

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