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Bronze plaque № 59963

Wells, Somerset, England, United Kingdom

Sadler Street and Brown's Gate. From the mid 13th century Sadler street has been the main entry to the city from the north. Known earlier as Canons Street, Cheap Street and High Street, it was a favorite place for the establishment of Coaching Inns and Taverns – some still trading. The west side of

the street was developed first in the 13th century, whilst the east side adjacent to the churchyard was built only after the construction of the Precinct wall. A. Brown’s Gate. This was built by Bisho

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