What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Originally four 17th century oak framed thatched cottages No 89 (inc 87) the oldest is mid C17th William Harrison a carpenter added No 85 and his brother Thomas a joiner added No 83 Listed Grade II Recorded plaque organisation: Frodsham Heritage Economic Regeneration Scheme.
William Harrison was a carpenter and his brother Thomas was a joiner; both were instrumental in expanding a set of four 17th-century cottages, reflecting their skilled craftsmanship and contribution to local architecture.
- Address
- 89 Main Street
- Access
- view from the public way where possible
- Location
- Open Plaques mapped point
- Inscription
- Originally four 17th century oak framed thatched cottages No 89 (inc 87) the oldest is mid C17th William Harrison a carpenter added No 85 and his brother Thomas a joiner added No 83 Listed Grade II
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