Plaque

New River bridges - Clissold Park

New River bridges - Clissold Park New River bridges - Clissold Park

Erection date: 2012

Inscription

Et Plui Super Unam Civitatem

Site: New River bridges - Clissold Park (1 memorial)

N16, Clissold Park

Hackney's 2012 Management Plan for Clissold Park refers to these two new ornamental bridges, and describes the image on the plaque as the seal of the New River Company. In 2013 the New River celebrated its 400th anniversary and we think these bridges were part of that. We've found this exact image in N1. This section of the River no longer flows and is now really a pond.

This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
New River bridges - Clissold Park

Subjects commemorated i

New River Company

See the New River for an explanation of why the New River Company came into b...

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New River

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