What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Ship Inn. The present-day appearance of the Ship Inn dates from a major alteration of 1905. Sited close to the upper tidal reach of the Ouseburn, its name recalls the importance of river craft to the industrial development of the valley. Recorded plaque organisation: The Ouseburn Trust.
The Ship Inn's location near the Ouseburn highlights the area’s historical reliance on water transport for industrial growth; its current appearance stems from significant renovations in 1905.
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