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Henry VIII green plaque

Commemorative plaque

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This green commemorative plaque records: Royal Arms The above coat of arms of Henry VIII was mounted on the Town's East Gate in 1541, reflecting the change from Bishop's to King's Lynn in 1537. Since the gate's demolition in 1800 the arms have had various homes until erection here, over the entrance, in 1982.
King Henry VIII of England was a central figure of the English Reformation and known for his six marriages; he is remembered for his role in transforming England into a Protestant nation and for significantly expanding royal power.

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