What is recorded here
This commemorative plaque records: Circa 1650 23 White Lion Street The oldest surviving shop in Norwich Originally built as a saddlery in this French speaking quarter
The building at 23 White Lion Street is the oldest surviving shop in Norwich, originally constructed around 1650 as a saddlery in an area known for its French-speaking inhabitants. This structure represents the enduring architecture and cultural diversity of 17th-century Norwich.
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