📜 Post-medieval lock-up, also known as The Round House, a Scheduled Monument since 1951. 🔍 Erected in 1779, it served as a temporary holding place for offenders, once holding miscreants and drunkards.
🏛️ One of the best-preserved circular lock-ups in the country🧐 Distinctive domed roof, a local landmark📍 Prominently located on Bailey Hill🔑 Keys available for interior viewing📜 Rich history, including use for Sunday school offenders
💤 Small structure, limited interior space
🅿️ Located behind the Market House, on Bailey Hill which serves as a small roundabout. Roadside parking likely available.
🕒 Keys for interior viewing are kept at the Information Point in The Market House, open weekday mornings.
🕒 Exterior viewable at any time. Interior access during weekday mornings (check Market House opening hours).
Last updated 28 days ago
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