What is recorded here
This commemorative plaque records: Below this plaque is the site of All Hallows Spring Well. In ancient times a place of pilgrimage and healing
All Hallows Spring Well was an ancient site of pilgrimage and healing, significant for its role in local religious practices and as a source of water believed to have curative properties.
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