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Petergate was the main street of the Roman fortress in York and derives its name from the nearby York Minster, dedicated to St. Peter, highlighting its historical significance as a central thoroughfare linking military and religious importance.
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This bronze commemorative plaque records: Petergate. The Via Principalis of the Roman fortress. The street derives its name from the Minster, which is dedicated to St. Peter. Recorded plaque organisation: York Civic Trust.
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