What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Dukes Palace Bridge which spanned the River Wensum from 1822 to 1972. The cast iron arch was saved by the Norwich Society and presented to Castle Mall. It was restored and re-erected in 1992 Recorded plaque organisation: Norwich Society.
Dukes Palace Bridge, spanning the River Wensum from 1822 to 1972, was a significant pedestrian crossing in Norwich until its demolition; it was later saved by the Norwich Society, restored, and re-erected in Castle Mall in 1992, preserving an important piece of the city's architectural heritage.
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