The Stock Well next to the Wesleyan chapel
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The Stock Well next to the Wesleyan chapel
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 28 Apr 2011
The Stock Well is on the edge of the castle grounds just below the Wesleyan chapel. It was one of three town wells and dates back to 1645. Piped water came to the town in 1856, and the well was sealed in 1880 after a near fatal accident. There is an information plaque on the wall behind the well - Image
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Image Location
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53.870764
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-2.39568