What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Pudden Wynd: Named after the number of butchers (also known as fleshers) who sold black and white puddings on this street. In 1893 the Burgh Council changed the name of several streets in Doune and Pudden Wynd became George Street. Recorded plaque organisation: Kilmadock Development Trust.
Pudden Wynd was named for the butchers who sold puddings on this street; in 1893, it was renamed George Street by the Burgh Council as part of a broader effort to change street names in Doune.
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