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A small brick building with white double doors, a sign reading Parson Drove, and a square clock tower topped by a spire.

Old School, 1876, Parson Drove

Parson Drove Lock Up (cage)

History of lock up

Listed Building

Formerly a lock-up, inscribed and dated 1816 on stone plaque to north gable end, with the roof surmounted by a clock turret to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria.

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