Milestone, was roadside
A carved stone milestone formerly beside the B4529 is now held by Leominster Museum. Erected by the Leominster Turnpike Trust, its inscription gives five miles to Leominster and eleven to Kington.
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Milestone, was roadside, B4529, S side, now in Leominster Museum. Carved stone post, Lemster stone design, erected originally by Leominster turnpike trust, . Inscription reads: // TO / LEMSTER / 5 / MILES / KINGTON / 11 //. Milestone Society National ID: HF_LMKG05. Last record: 2016. (See www.milestonesociety.co.uk)
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Milestone, was roadside
Inscription · 2020
A carved stone milestone formerly beside the B4529 is now held by Leominster Museum. Erected by the Leominster Turnpike Trust, its inscription gives five miles to Leominster and eleven to Kington.
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