Victorian drinking fountain (disused) in Meersbrook Park
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Victorian drinking fountain (disused) in Meersbrook Park
Image: © Neil Theasby Taken: 16 Jun 2010
Drinking fountain, now disused. Dated 1891. Erected by the Society of United Oddfellows in memory of William Westran. Made by AJ & S Eaton of Intake. Ashlar and pink granite. Eclectic style. Square canopy with entablature, pediment and acroteria, carried on 4 round granite columns with foliage capitals, moulded bases and square pedestals. Between them, steps. Under the canopy, a square block with chamfered top and inscription, formerly carrying the fountain.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.354791
Longitude
-1.475627