Historical Landmarks
Dulcote Fountain (photo by Gill Pettitt)
One of 3 Victorian pumps in Easton
St Cuthbert's Paper Mill, Haybridge
Maesbury Castle (photo by Gill Pettitt.)
Romulus & Remus (Photo courtesy of Maia Harris-Jordan)
Although not owned by the Parish Council, there are many historically important landmarks, sites and structures around the parish:
Parish Churches
- St Michael & All Angels, Dulcote
- Christ Church, Coxley
- St Pauls, Easton
- St Mary Magdalene's, Wookey Hole
Ancient sites
- The Iron Age fort at Masbury
- Lead mines at Green Ore
- Ancient woodland at Twin Hills
- Wookey Hole Caves
Medieval & early modern sites:
- Strip field systems
- drove roads & holloways
- a shipping trade *
Victorian treasures
- The Cheddar Valley Line, East Somerset Railway & Somerset & Dorset Railway
- Dulcote Fountain
- Village pumps at Easton
- The Lax Folly site
The coming of modernity
- Telephone Boxes
- Pen Hill Transmitting Station
Wartime legacy
- Pill boxes at Dinder, Coxley and Polsham.
- World War One plaque to the fallen of Dulcote.
- Many traces of the Stop Line Way
- Romulus & Remus statue
- Prisoner of War camps
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