What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: C. 1257-1565 St Mary Del Quay ancient chapel demolished 1814 built here
St Mary Del Quay was an ancient chapel in Liverpool dating back to around 1257, serving as a significant religious and community landmark until its demolition in 1814. Its existence reflects the early development of Liverpool as a port town and the role of ecclesiastical structures in medieval urban life.
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