What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Queen St. Known as Red Well Street in the 18th century, it's name changed by the early 19th century. The old well was on the corner of Queens Street and Redwell Street, by the churchyard wall
Queen Street in Norwich was formerly known as Red Well Street, named after an old well located at the intersection with Redwell Street near a churchyard; the street's name changed to Queen Street by the early 19th century, reflecting possible commemoration of a monarch.
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