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St. William's Gate bronze plaque

Commemorative plaque
St. William's Gate bronze plaque
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This bronze commemorative plaque records: Site of St. William's Gate
St. William's Gate was one of the historic gates leading into the city of Norwich, named after nearby St. William's Hospital; it served as a significant entry point and symbol of the city's medieval fortifications until its demolition in the 19th century.

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