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East Gate, King's Lynn

Photograph at the East Gate, King's Lynn green plaque

East Gate. Defensive walls were built from 1266. On this site stood the town's east gatehouse, originally built 1277, rebuilt about 1440 and demolished in 1800. A bridge c1520 can be seen from the park, and the C14 walls stretch along both side streets.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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