What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Tolsey A 15th. century courthouse, once open on the ground floor. One of the courts held here was Pye Powder (French 'pieds poudres'), where market disputes were heard whilst 'the dust was on the feet'. Recorded plaque organisation: Ludlow Civic Society.
The Tolsey is a 15th-century courthouse in Ludlow, notable for hosting Pye Powder court, where market disputes were swiftly resolved, reflecting its historical importance in local commerce and justice.
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