What is recorded here
This bronze commemorative plaque records: The Holloway Beneath this sign ran The Holloway, a medieval road cut through the rock to ease the gradient for carts coming to the Market Place from the Saltisford. It was crossed at this point by the Iron Bridge, erected in 1804. Recorded plaque organisation: Warwick Town Council.
The Holloway is a medieval road carved through rock to ease the gradient for carts traveling to the Market Place from Saltisford, featuring the Iron Bridge built in 1804; it serves as a significant archaeological and historical remnant of medieval urban planning and transportation.
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