What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Green's Corner. Edward Everett ran his harness and saddle making business here in the 1880s but the premises were taken over by John Green, a tailor. It continued through another three generations of the Green family, employing up to twenty workers and making clothing for the Pytchley and a number of other hunts until 1953. Recorded plaque organisation: Brixworth Heritage Trail.
Edward Everett initially operated a harness and saddle business at Green's Corner in the 1880s, but the site became significant under the ownership of John Green and his family, who ran a successful tailor shop that supplied clothing for prominent hunts until 1953.
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