
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: On this site from medieval times until demolition in 1788, stood the first recorded Town Hall, known as THE OLD TOLSEY or Market Toll House, used by the Old Corporation until a new Town Hall was built in the Market Place, probably in the 15th century Recorded plaque organisation: Christchurch Local History Society.
The Old Tolsey served as the first recorded Town Hall and market regulation center, playing a crucial role in the civic and commercial life of medieval towns until its demolition in 1788.
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Photo: Elliott Brown · CC BY-SA 2.0