
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: This 17th century "watchtower" marks the east point of Hull Citadel. Built 1681-90, the citadel was a massive triangular fort incorporating earlier defences alongside the river Hull. It was levelled in 1863-4 Recorded plaque organisation: Hull Civic Society.
Hull Citadel was a significant defensive structure built between 1681-90 to protect the city of Hull; it featured a notable "watchtower" and served as a crucial fortification until its demolition in 1863-64.
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