What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: The site of the Cheese Cross where milk and cheese were sold. In pre-reformation days the Franciscan and Dominican friars probably preached here. Recorded plaque organisation: Peter Mills & Partners.
Cheese Cross was a significant local market for dairy products; historically, it also served as an important site where Franciscan and Dominican friars delivered sermons to the public.
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