What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: The Victoria Hotel Formally a coaching inn known as Rainhill Tavern. It was renamed when Queen Victoria arrived by train in Rainhill en route to Croxteth Hall in 1851. The building has seen meetings, auctions and the inquest into the deaths of Deeming’s murder victims. Recorded plaque organisation: Rainhill Civic Society.
The Victoria Hotel, formerly known as the Rainhill Tavern, was renamed after Queen Victoria's visit by train in 1851; it later hosted significant events including the inquest into the murders committed by George Deeming.
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