Fountain and Drinking Trough, Quendon
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Fountain and Drinking Trough, Quendon
Image: © Janine Forbes Taken: 17 Apr 2006
The inscription on the inside of the roof reads: This fountain and drinking trough were donated to the people of Quendon in 1887 by Henry Tufnell Esq. in memory of Col. Cranmer-Byng of Quendon Hall. They were later restored in memory of G.B. Beeman who lived at Manor Farm 1922-54.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.950561
Longitude
0.200336