What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Quay Side Named after it's function. There was once a ducking stool here, used for punishing dishonest people, usually women, in the river
Quay Side in Norwich was historically significant for its role as a site of public punishment where a ducking stool was employed to punish those accused of dishonesty, typically women, by dunking them in the river.
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