Totnes, North Gate by William Spreat, circa 1845

Totnes. The north gate by william spreat, a lithograph. Drawn from nature and on stone by w. Spreat. Printed and published at w. Spreat's lithographic establishment, 6 park place, longbrook street, exeter. Note: totnes became fully walled in 1215. There were four entrances: the east gate, which still stands between high street and fore street; the west gate, which stood in the narrows; the south gate, behind the square on south street; and the north gate, in castle street. A grade ii listed building in totnes, devon. English heritage legacy id: 99086 location: totnes, south hams, devon, tq9 latitude: 50. 4325 / 50°25'57"n longitude: -3. 6903 / 3°41'24"w. Date: circa 1845.