Stow Well [1]

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Stow Well [1]

Image: © Michael Dibb Taken: 21 Apr 2010

Know as Stow Well, there are actually two wells. Stow was, until recent times, supplied with water from springs below the town. Two of these springs, which have never dried up, were made into wells and this is the larger. This was the towns main water supply until 1937.

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