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<< Our Photo Pages >> Rebecca's Well (Crazies Hill) - Holy Well or Sacred Spring in England in Berkshire

Submitted by Anne T on Tuesday, 29 January 2019  Page Views: 2238

Springs and Holy WellsSite Name: Rebecca's Well (Crazies Hill) Alternative Name: Rebra's Well; Crazies Hill (Wargrave); Crawy-wy-seath Hill
Country: England
NOTE: This site is 2.113 km away from the location you searched for.

County: Berkshire Type: Holy Well or Sacred Spring
Nearest Town: Wargrave  Nearest Village: Crazies Hill / Warren Row
Map Ref: SU7993080487
Latitude: 51.517659N  Longitude: 0.849446W
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4 Short walk on a footpath
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Rebecca's Well (Crazies Hill) submitted by aexlife : Front of Rebecca’s Well (Vote or comment on this photo)
Holy Well or Sacred Spring in Berkshire

This well on Crazies Hill or Cray-wy-seath Hill or 'the hill of fresh clean water of the waterless place' is scheduled as Historic England List ID 1210646. HE tells us the well house dates from circa 1870 and 'was designed by Gertrude Jekyll, who also painted the gable'.

The well house is described as being: "Roughcast brick. Semi-conical tile roof with gabled front. Semi-circular on plan. Gabled front with semi-circular arch, brick band and dentils above and painting in gable by Jekyll with inscription :-'Rebeka and the Servants of Abraham at the well of Nahor. And the servants ran to meet her and said let I pray thee drink a little water of thy pitcher'.

The Journal of Antiquities also features a page for Rebecca’s Well, Wargrave, Berkshire, adding the well has been frequented for its health-giving, healing properties. The Journal adds the well is located in the woods just a little to the south of Crazies Hill Lane on the way to Cockpole Green.

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Nearby Images from Geograph Britain and Ireland:
SU8080 : Footpath, Holly Cross, Berkshire by Oswald Bertram
by Oswald Bertram
©2016(licence)
SU7980 : Former Crazies Hill Mission Church by Michael FORD
by Michael FORD
©2013(licence)
SU7980 : Crazies Hill Village Hall by Des Blenkinsopp
by Des Blenkinsopp
©2013(licence)
SU7980 : Frosty farmland, Crazies Hill by Andrew Smith
by Andrew Smith
©2005(licence)
SU8080 : The entrance to Cayton Park by Andrew Smith
by Andrew Smith
©2005(licence)

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