Long Stairs blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: Long Stairs is a medieval thoroughfare, once linking the Narrow Marsh area to the summit of the cliff, 90 feet above it. It has a varied and fascinating history, and although public access is no longer possible, it remains a proud part of Nottingham's heritage. Recorded plaque organisation: Notts. History - Honour Our Heritage.

Long Stairs was a significant medieval thoroughfare in Nottingham, connecting the Narrow Marsh area to the top of a 90-foot cliff, serving as a vital link for both commerce and defense. Its historical importance lies in its role as a physical connection that facilitated the daily life and strategic movements within medieval Nottingham.

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