
What is recorded here
This brushed metal commemorative plaque records: The Tribunal, Glastonbury. The granite setts to the North of this wall mark the original extent of the garden. The holding, including the house, is known as a Burgage Tenement. It would have been a common feature of the medieval town layout.
The Tribunal in Glastonbury represents a Burgage Tenement, reflecting the typical medieval town planning where properties extended back from the main street with communal gardens, offering insight into medieval urban living and property systems.
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