What is recorded here
This brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Heild Well. This well was originally one of the three public wells which formed the water supply of the borough until the establishment of the waterworks on Grindleton Well under the Waterworks Act of 1854 Recorded plaque organisation: Soroptimist International.
Heild Well was a crucial public water source for the borough, serving as part of its primary water supply until the mid-19th century when modern waterworks were established.
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