The Water Gate, Quay Hill, Exeter (1911)
J. Hinton Lake
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Devon | West Country Studies | EPRS0134 |
Illustration Reference
P&D44865
Location
CD 215 DVD 32
Publication Details
Scope and Content
Prior to the 13th century the tide came up as far as the city, and barges and small craft ascended the river to the water gate. It was through this gate that Gytha, the mother of King Harold, escaped immediately before the surrender of the city to William the Conqueror in 1068.
Format
Photograph
Dimensions
283x233mm
Series
EPRS; 0134
Note
Photographed and presented by Mr. J. Hinton Lake, 1911.
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Counties
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Dates
1911