
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Ye Olde Salutation Inn Salutation Inn The present House was Built C. 1240 on the site of hte 13th Century Ale House known as the "Archangel Gabriel Salute the Virgin Mary". During the first Civil War 1642-1646 part of the House was used as Recruiting Rooms for both Factions. The Original still existing Cave System was probably a Saxon Farm, later used for Servants, Accommodation and Brewing.
Ye Olde Salutation Inn, founded circa 1240 in Nottingham, is historically significant for its medieval origins and use during the English Civil War as recruiting rooms for both Royalists and Parliamentarians. The inn also features an original cave system likely dating back to Saxon times, which was used for various purposes including servant accommodation and brewing.
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