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| All Saints church. Early 12th century, Grade 1 Listed Building | |
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| Staunton Cross. Scheduled Ancient Monument | The Pound. Built 1828 |
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| St John the Baptist’s well | General view of the village |
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| Brindsey well and plaque (see below for text) | |
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Text on Brindsey well plaque above. BRINSEY’S WELL (MED.BLINCIES WELL) ONE OF SEVERAL ANCIENT WELLS IN STAUNTON POSSIBLE ORIGINS GO BACK TO THE ORIGINAL SAXON FARMSTEADS FROM MEDIEVAL TIMES IT WAS A MAJOR VILLAGE WATER SOURCE UNTIL 1931 WHEN MAINS WATER ARRIVED |
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| Staunton Meend | |
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| The Suckstone – said to be the largest single boulder in the land and estimated to weigh 14,000 tons! | The Longstone |
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| The Frogsmouth | The Near Harkening Rock |
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| The Virgins Cup | The Buckstone |
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| The White Horse pub – then and now | |
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| Stowfield quarry | The old filling station |