
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: 17th C home of the steward of the manor and liberty of Otley. Altered to Georgian style 1704. Converted to shops 1840. Recorded plaque organisation: Otley Town Council.
This building served as the residence for the steward overseeing the manorial lands and administrative liberties of Otley in the 17th century, reflecting the area's historical feudal governance structure; its architectural evolution from a medieval steward's house to Georgian style in 1704, and later conversion into shops by 1840, illustrates changing social and economic roles within Otley over three centuries.
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Photo: Alan Bowman · CC BY-SA 2.0