Why this matters
Broad Gate was one of the seven entrances to the Exeter Close, granted by royal license in 1286, signifying the area's historical and administrative importance; the gate's removal in 1825 reflects urban changes during the Industrial Revolution.
What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Site of Broad Gate One of the seven gates of the Close for which Royal license was granted 1286. Gate removed 1825.
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