What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Formerly the Ram Inn, know earlier as the Golden Lion, involved in election disturbances of 1832. The livestock market was held behind until 1950 Recorded plaque organisation: Hertford Civic Society.
The site, formerly known as the Ram Inn and earlier as the Golden Lion, played a role in the election disturbances of 1832, highlighting its significance during a period of political unrest; it also hosted a livestock market until 1950.
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