What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: This was the site of the Swindlestock Tavern 1250–1709
The Swindlestock Tavern, operating in Oxford from 1250 to 1709, served as a significant social and meeting hub for scholars and locals alike during the medieval and early modern periods. Its long-standing presence reflects the enduring importance of taverns in academic and communal life around Oxford University.
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