
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Here formerly stood the Hoe Gate of the early 15th century walled town of Plymouth rebuilt 1657 sold 1695 removed 1863
Hoe Gate was a significant entrance to the walled town of Plymouth, marking an important point of access and defense from the early 15th century through its removal in 1863. Its existence reflects the fortified history and subsequent urban development of Plymouth.
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