
What is recorded here
This slate commemorative plaque records: Site of Roman colonnade. Setts in the roadway mark the positions of columns of a monumental facade 275 feet long, cut by the road linking the East and West Roman gates. Twin columns delimit the two buildings: a triple column marks the entrance to the North building Recorded plaque organisation: Lincoln Civic Trust.
The site marks a significant part of Lincoln's Roman heritage, showcasing the remains of a grand colonnade that was 275 feet long, indicative of the city’s importance as a major settlement in Roman Britain.
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