What is recorded here
This slate commemorative plaque records: Dalton Pinfold this enclosure is thought to have been erected in the 18th century to contain stray animals found within the town which were released to their owner only on payment of a fine to the pinder who was employed by the leading townsmen Dalton with Newton town council 1991. Recorded plaque organisation: Dalton with Newton Town Council.
Dalton Pinfold served as an enclosure in the 18th century for containing stray animals until fines were paid to the pinder, reflecting historical practices of animal control and local governance.
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