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English:
Morgan's Mount on the city walls. Morgan's Mount tower is part of the city walls and was apparently named after a Royalist officer from the English Civil War period. It has a viewing platform on top (now closed - see
691483
) and a small barred room below (also closed - see
691486
. This view is looking towards the Northgate with the modern St Martin's Gate behind the camera.
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| Source | From geograph.org.uk |
| Author | John S Turner |
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