The 'Hovis' building, King's Sutton
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The 'Hovis' building, King's Sutton
Image: © Kurt C Taken: 1 Mar 2009
Just opposite the village Post Office, is this interesting building in Wales Street. Its original "Hovis" advertisement sign is still displayed, and must be at least pre-1960s? Also of interest, and easy to miss, is the original water tap, shown to the right. I assume this was originally a public water tap, maybe as drinking water? This building is well preserved in its heritage, and adds to King Sutton's character.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.022544
Longitude
-1.277691