Beverley Gate, Hull
Memorial Type:
Memorial - Plaque
Does the monument still exist?
Yes
Inscription:
Site of the principal entrance of the ancient walled and fortified town c. 1321 - c.1780.
Beverley Gate
Here Sir John Hotham, the governor, denied entry in 1642 to King Charles I - the first overt act of the civil war.
Text round the edge reads :- City and County of Kingston Upon Hull 19 EIIR 53
Allegiance:
Neutral
Condition:
Good
Condition Description:
On the basis of online photos
Memorial Address:
Beverley Gate, 35 Whitefriargate, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire HU1 2HN . Unitary Authority of Hull
County:
East Riding of Yorkshire
Country:
England
Location within building:
On the southern side of this area of town wall which has been excavated below ground level, steps down from street level..
Geoloation:
TA 09714 28733
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