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St Mary's Well, Jesmond


Located in a small fenced enclosure on the north side of the Grove in Jesmond.
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St Mary's Well: interior
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ST MARY'S WELL - Jesmond - List Entry
- "Well and bathing place. Possibly late C17 well; C18 bathing place; C19 restoration. Sandstone, some coursed and squared, some blocks ashlar-dressed. Steps down to nearly-rectangular bathing place with walls from …
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Tyne and Wear HER(146): Jesmond, St. Mary's Well
- "The first reference to the well is 18th century and it seems likelly that it originated in the post-medieval period rather than as a medieval holy well, as has also …
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St Mary's Well, Jesmond Dene
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037188:St. Mary's Well Jesmond City Engineers 1978
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List number: 1355270
Tyne & Wear HER: 146
List grade: 2
Borough: Newcastle
Grid ref: NZ2559566550

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