Barbican and Toll Bridge, Sandwich

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Barbican and Toll Bridge, Sandwich is a historic medieval gateway and river crossing in the town of Sandwich, Kent, notable for its preserved defensive architecture and role in controlling access to the town.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic gateway
medieval fortification
river crossing
toll bridge
architecturalStyle medieval
category bridges in Kent
gatehouses in England
medieval sites in Kent
country England
crosses River Stour
function collection of tolls
control of access to Sandwich
defensive gateway
hasPart barbican
toll bridge
hasUse heritage site
transport infrastructure
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
locatedIn England
Kent
SANDWICH
surface form: Sandwich

United Kingdom
locatedNear Sandwich town centre
Barbican and Toll Bridge, Sandwich self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sandwich town walls
locatedOn River Stour
surface form: River Stour at Sandwich
material stone
timber
notableFor historic river crossing
medieval town defences
preserved defensive architecture
partOf historic town of Sandwich
region South East England
tourism local tourist attraction
town SANDWICH
surface form: Sandwich
usedFor pedestrian traffic
road traffic

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Sandwich, Kent, England contains Barbican and Toll Bridge, Sandwich
Barbican and Toll Bridge, Sandwich locatedNear Barbican and Toll Bridge, Sandwich self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sandwich town walls