What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Booths First mentioned as 'Les Fleshebothes' 1384. One of the two places in town (with the Northside of Market Place) reserved for the sale of fresh meat.
The Booths was one of two designated areas in town for selling fresh meat since at least 1384, reflecting its historical importance in local commerce and market regulations.
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