What is recorded here

This black commemorative plaque records: The Old King's Arms In the 1600's the King's Arms was an alehouse with stabling for 36 horses. In 1756 it was called the Prince's Arms. The archway led to the New Plait Market Yard in the 19th century. Recorded plaque organisation: Hemel Hempstead Old Town Heritage Trail.

The Old King's Arms, originally an alehouse from the 1600s, served as a significant local establishment offering lodging and stabling for travelers; by the 18th century, it was renamed the Prince's Arms and later connected to the New Plait Market Yard, reflecting its enduring role in Hemel Hempstead’s economic and social life.

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