Harmans Yard 1958. The old Town Hall was in the middle of Fish Street in 1572 It was demolished in 1761 and its site added to the road. After the war the old building was used by H. Harman &Co iron scrap and metal merchants.It had on its wall a tablet to mark the bicentenery of the conversion of John Wesley Founder of Methodism. picture from Vilma Larner
The Wesley plaque was saved in the 1960’s demolition of Harman's in Poole and replaced on the new building near the site now in Castle Street and known as Wright House. It is occupied at present by Raglan Housing Association as its HQ. Kindly forwarded to me by Ian.
