Haslemere Manor Pound brushed metal plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This brushed metal commemorative plaque records: On this site formerly stood the Haslemere Manor Pound built about 1827 and demolished for highway improvement in May 1928. It lay just within the N.E. corner of the borough, the nearest boundary stone being 240 feet E. of this plate

Haslemere Manor Pound was a traditional enclosure used for impounding stray livestock until payment of fines by their owners; its demolition in 1928 marked the end of an old rural practice as the area underwent modernization and development.

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