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[[File:Lord Nelson Pub B&W2.jpg|thumb|left]] This is the datestone above the entrance door to The Lord Nelson Inn. This isn't very esy to photograph as there is a modern light fitting covering part of the stone. This image has been altered to remove the offending light fitting. More information on The Lord Nelson. < | [[File:Lord Nelson Pub B&W2.jpg|thumb|left]] This is the datestone above the entrance door to The Lord Nelson Inn. This isn't very esy to photograph as there is a modern light fitting covering part of the stone. This image has been altered to remove the offending light fitting. More information on The Lord Nelson.<hr> | ||
[[File:Cornmill Inscription.jpg|thumb|right]] Inscription on a Stone Lintel from the Cornmill refurbishment in 1633 | [[File:Cornmill Inscription.jpg|thumb|right]] Inscription on a Stone Lintel from the Cornmill refurbishment in 1633<hr> | ||
[[File:Stocks-Lane-Horse-Trough-William-Patchett-1.jpg|thumb|left]]Plaque dedicated to William Patchett in the horse trough at the bottom of Stocks Lane. This trough was originally fed from a spring in the field behind it. The water supply is now blocked and the trough itself is cracked so no longer holds water. | [[File:Stocks-Lane-Horse-Trough-William-Patchett-1.jpg|thumb|left]]Plaque dedicated to William Patchett in the horse trough at the bottom of Stocks Lane. This trough was originally fed from a spring in the field behind it. The water supply is now blocked and the trough itself is cracked so no longer holds water.<hr> | ||
Revision as of 10:52, 15 October 2026
This is the datestone above the entrance door to The Lord Nelson Inn. This isn't very esy to photograph as there is a modern light fitting covering part of the stone. This image has been altered to remove the offending light fitting. More information on The Lord Nelson.
Inscription on a Stone Lintel from the Cornmill refurbishment in 1633
Plaque dedicated to William Patchett in the horse trough at the bottom of Stocks Lane. This trough was originally fed from a spring in the field behind it. The water supply is now blocked and the trough itself is cracked so no longer holds water.