
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Pinchpenny House. So-called because a 19th century tax collector lived here. A centuries old passage behind the small door gives on to the Fishlake stream Recorded plaque organisation: Romsey and District Society.
Pinchpenny House was named after a 19th-century tax collector who lived there. A centuries-old passage behind the house leads to the Fishlake stream.
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