Old Boundary Marker on Grafton Way, Portway
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Old Boundary Marker on Grafton Way, Portway
Image: © Roadside Relics Taken: 7 Aug 2023
Boundary Marker Standing against the wall of the car showroom on the north side of Grafton Lane, Portway. The boundary of Grafton and Haywood parishes runs down the middle of Grafton Lane. Without an inscription the function of the stone is unclear and it is not marked on old OS maps. The top of the stone has been broken off and lies on the ground in front of it. Milestone Society National ID: HF_GRAHAY01bm
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Image Location
Latitude
52.015352
Longitude
-2.733263