Foulby, The Old Post Office
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Foulby, The Old Post Office
Image: © Mel Towler Taken: 24 Oct 2022
There is a pivot benchmark cut into the north-east facing wall of the property, and is cut into the lowest course of stone. The blue plaque commemorates John Harrison the inventor of the marine chronometer who spent his childhood years in Foulby. He was baptised at Wragby parish church.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.65492
Longitude
-1.399739