What is recorded here
Immediately to the south of this building stood the house occupied by Hester and Henry Thrale where Samuel Johnson and Fanny Burney were frequent visitors
Thrale House is historically significant as the former home of Hester and Henry Thrale, prominent 18th-century literary patrons. The house was frequented by notable figures such as Samuel Johnson and Fanny Burney, making it an important site in the social and cultural life of the period.
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