Brunswick Court blue plaque

This blue commemorative plaque records: Brunswick Court. These buildings were newly erected in 1824 at the height of the coaching era. They comprised a posting horse stable (The Royal Mail) for eight horses, stabling for six other horses, and standing room for two carriages with granaries and hay lofts above. Refurbished in 1998 by Baum Construction Ltd.

Brunswick Court was a significant facility during the coaching era of the early 19th century, serving as an essential posting house with stables and accommodations for mail coaches and travelers, reflecting the important role of coach transportation in that period.