10 Castle Street and Thomas Piggott black plaque

This black commemorative plaque records: 10 Castle Street was built in the early 18th century by Thomas Piggott, a London grocer. It is constructed on the site of the Corn Rooms, a group of buildings, used either for storage, marketing, or the exchange of corn.

Thomas Piggott, an 18th-century London grocer, built 10 Castle Street on the site of historical Corn Rooms, reflecting the area's commercial significance in grain trade and storage.