What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Richard Spynke Directed the fortification of the City gates and towers between 1337 and 1344. This work was carried out at his own expense.
Richard Spynke, a prominent citizen in the 14th century, significantly enhanced the defensive structures of his city by directing the fortification of its gates and towers at his own expense between 1337 and 1344, thereby playing a crucial role in the city's protection during a period of conflict.
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