The Revolution Well, Leeds - inscription
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The Revolution Well, Leeds - inscription
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 21 Jul 2016
For a view from the other side, and a brief history of the object, see Image The text reads: "Bog in the adjoining Field draind. Spring opend & conducted hither for the benefit of the Passenger and the neighbouring House Novr 5th 1788 the 100th Anniversary from the land'g of KING WILLIAM in memory of which happy event this is by Joseph Oates inscribd the REVOLUTION WELL"
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Image Location
Latitude
53.83653
Longitude
-1.555487