St. Cuthbert’s Well Wetheral
Well In Wetheral, Cumbria
St Cuthbert’s Well at Wetheral is a medieval holy well fed by a spring beneath stone steps and topped by a 12th‑century conduit.
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How To Find St. Cuthbert’s Well Wetheral
Where Is St. Cuthbert’s Well Wetheral?
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54.886629, -2.831716
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Where To Park For St. Cuthbert’s Well Wetheral?
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54.887007, -2.831529
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There is a layby on the road then just a short walk to the well.
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