What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: Site of Black Friars Gate erected 1340 Demolished 1787
Black Friars Gate was a significant entrance to the precincts of the Dominican friary in Canterbury, erected in 1340 and demolished in 1787, marking the historical presence of medieval religious institutions in the city.
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