Lady Wulfruna's Well
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Lady Wulfruna's Well
Image: © John M Taken: 21 Apr 2007
This memorial dated 1901 marks the site of Lady Wulfruna's well. The Lady Wulfruna endowed the Collegiate church of Wolverhampton with a Dean and Prebendaries in AD994, giving her name to the town: Wulfrun's Heanton (High Town). The tap and drinking cup that once graced the well are a distant memory to only the oldest residents of the borough. A statue to the Lady Wulfrun can be found near St Peter's Church.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.601762
Longitude
-2.134022