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The restoration of the well-head has been made possible with the advise and support from Derbyshire County Council Enviromental services, Amber Valley borough council Policy & conservation and a kind donation from the Historic Buildings Grant Scheme
As part of the restoration schedule there is a Grade II listed Well Head which we are now in the process of restoring in order to re-open.
The well is constructed from a plain brick base with a thick timber rail and light timber superstructure of three banded posts supporting a conical slate roof with a tall leaded finial
Approx 1974
Brick Well Head (2006)With concrete capping
Timber base ring replicated by Peter Baines Ltd (Derby)
Well head opened on 25th June 2006
showing the existing stone ring
Timber roof structure under going restoration showing the existing lead finial
2 of the 3 remainding timber supports after repair
Open well approx 52 feet in depth
showing the brickwork construction
