What is recorded here
This claret commemorative plaque records: To the New Quay built in 1821 for shipping Dartmoor Granite to rebuild London Bridge
New Quay was constructed in 1821 to facilitate the transportation of Dartmoor granite used in the reconstruction of London Bridge, highlighting its role in a significant Victorian engineering project.
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