(The 16th/17th Century Well)
A view of the top of the well.
This picture shows the inlaid brass plaque, and the glass cover
which allows those of a curious nature to view the eerie depths
of the well. The inscription on the plaque reads, “The
Village Well, Circa 1600. 86ft deep and believed to be the last
resting place of at least one unfortunate villager.”
...and finally, a view
looking down the well. After all these years there is still water
at the bottom of the well, which is made visible by the
reflection of the light on its surface (centre of picture).
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