What is recorded here
This pink commemorative plaque records: The north-west gate of Roman Corinium stood here leading through the city walls towards Glevum (Gloucester) Recorded plaque organisation: Cirencester Civic Society.
The north-west gate of Roman Corinium was a significant entry point in the fortified city, connecting it to the important Roman settlement at Glevum (Gloucester), facilitating trade and military movement.
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