Archaeology

Parish Boundary Marker, Leominster Museum

A carved stone parish boundary marker, now displayed at Leominster Museum. Its inscriptions refer to Leominster Rural District and Leominster Out Parish and identify Bellow and Son of Leominster as makers.

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Parish Boundary Marker, Leominster Museum. on display. carved stone post , erected by an unknown authority. Inscription reads: // L / R /D (Leominster Rural District) //L / O / P (Leominster Out Parish) //BELLOW & SON / MAKERS / LEOMINSTER //Bellow and Son//. Milestone Society National ID: HF_LEOM03pb. Last record: 2019. (See www.milestonesociety.co.uk)

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Parish Boundary Marker, Leominster Museum

Inscription · 2020

A carved stone parish boundary marker, now displayed at Leominster Museum. Its inscriptions refer to Leominster Rural District and Leominster Out Parish and identify Bellow and Son of Leominster as makers.

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The Milestone Society via the Archaeology Data Service

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