
What is recorded here
This bronze commemorative plaque records: This is the point where Worcester's medieval bridges crossed the Severn Bridge Gate stood on the middle pier Gate demolished 1702 Recorded plaque organisation: Worcester Civic Society.
Bridge Gate was a significant architectural feature in Worcester, marking the crossing point of the city’s medieval bridges over the River Severn; its demolition in 1702 marked the end of an important historical and functional landmark.
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