Ickleford: Turnpike Lane and the Clock House
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Ickleford: Turnpike Lane and the Clock House
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 13 Jun 2010
The Clock House forms part of the stable block to the old Ickleford Manor which burnt down in 1911. The clock is dated 1819 and the clock tower is surmounted by a cupola containing a bell. The building is Grade II Listed. Further up the road the green half-timbered building is Waltham Cottage, another Grade II Listed Building, originally a stable house of the manor.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.969502
Longitude
-0.280658