Old Boundary Marker south of Widcombe Hill, Bath
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Old Boundary Marker south of Widcombe Hill, Bath
Image: © A Ward Taken: 28 Nov 2021
Boundary Marker where a stone wall meets a fence in the middle of a wood south of Widcombe Hill, a road. Not marked on OS maps until 1904. On the former boundary of Bathwick and Claverton parishes, from 1900 Bath and Claverton parishes, from 1951 entirely in Bath parish. The inscription E B / V W does not relate to any of these. Milestone Society National ID: SO_BATH05bm
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Image Location
Latitude
51.373715
Longitude
-2.337334