What is recorded here
This bronze commemorative plaque records: Site of the Clayport Gate in the City Wall. Removed 1791 Recorded plaque organisation: City of Durham Trust.
Clayport Gate was once part of the defensive city wall of Derby, serving as a key entrance point into the city until its removal in 1791; its existence reflects the historical importance of fortified urban centers in medieval England.
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