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Saint Ethelbert's Well
Saint Ethelbert's Well
Saint Ethelbert's Well
Saint Ethelbert's Well
Saint Ethelbert's Well
Saint Ethelbert's Well
Saint Ethelbert's Well

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Above an inscription is the badly weathered head of a crowned king that is enclosed in a gable bearing civic arms. Below the inscription is a niche, within which is a drinking fountain bowl with a lion-faced spout. The fountainhead was a later addition of 1904.
Title

Saint Ethelbert's Well

Date

14th C & 1904

Medium

stone & cast iron

Accession number

HR1_MRF_S011

Acquisition method

fountainhead funded by Johanna Whitmore

Work type

Water fountain, trough or pump

Owner

Hereford City Council

Custodian

Hereford City Council

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II (England and Wales)

Listing date

22/10/73

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at all times

Inscription description

inscribed on a stone lintel above the fountain: THE SITE OF ST ETHELBERTS WELL

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Located at

Castle Hill & Quay Street, Hereford

HR1 2NW

Built into a garden wall belonging to a house on Castle Hill, near the junction with Quay Street.