Robert Knolles and John de Cobham bronze plaque
Rochester, England, United Kingdom
Rochester Bridge The Bridge Chamber erected in 1879 upon the site of the former chamber The medieval stone bridge built by Sir Robert De Knolles and Sir John de Cobham in the reign of King Richard II (about 1387) and demolished in the year 1856 crossed the river opposite this spot. The Esplanade was
constructed with the materials and the Balustrading is that taken from the Bridge. Adjoining are the ruins of the ancient Bridge Chapel.
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