Clayport Pant
Introduction
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Clayport Pant
Image: © Russel Wills Taken: 30 Sep 2013
On the south side of Clayport, outside Westgate House. It is in the form of a large, squat pillar in local sandstone. There is an iron spout on the north side, with an inscribed panel above it, and the remains of a broken trough below. On the east side there are signs of repair, and remains of a metal bracket. On the west side there is a Wooden door fixed with screwed bars. The date at 1755 makes it the oldest pant in Alnwick. (St Michael's Pant dates from 1759).
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Image Location
Latitude
55.411664
Longitude
-1.710777