What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Friar's Gate stood here. Near Greyfriars Monastery one of six gates through medieval walls. Demolished 1782. Recorded plaque organisation: Hereford City Council.
Friar's Gate was one of the six gates in the medieval walls of Hereford, leading to the Greyfriars Monastery; it served as a significant entry point until its demolition in 1782.
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