
What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Music House The oldest dwelling house in Norwich. Home of the Jurnet family C1170-1210, Sir John Paston after 1478 and Lord Chief Justice Coke from 1613.
The Music House has been home to significant figures such as the Jurnet family in the late 12th century, Sir John Paston in the late 15th century, and Edward Coke, a prominent jurist and Lord Chief Justice of England, from 1613.
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