south-east gate of Roman Corinium pink plaque

This pink commemorative plaque records: The south-east gate of Roman Corinium stood here leading through the city walls on Ermin Street towards Silchester Recorded plaque organisation: Cirencester Civic Society.

The south-east gate of Roman Corinium, modern-day Cirencester, was a key entry point to the city, situated along Ermin Street, an important Roman road connecting major settlements. This gate facilitated trade and movement between Corinium and other significant Roman sites like Silchester, underscoring its role in the regional infrastructure and administration of Roman Britain.