The clock tower of the Stable Block, Holywells Park
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The clock tower of the Stable Block, Holywells Park
Image: © Chris Holifield Taken: 2 Apr 2017
The Stable Block is one of the few parts remaining of the old Holywells House. The house was built in 1814 by the Cobbold Family, who had purchased what was then the Pitts Farm estate in 1811, to use the park's spring water for their nearby brewery business. The house was demolished in 1962. The Stable Block is now a visitor centre.
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Image Location
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52.04607
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1.172114