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A square stone tower with a small roof lantern stands next to a tiled cottage, separated from a pond by a wooden fence.

Clock Tower, Fenstanton (undated)

Clock Tower, Fenstanton

History of the Clock Tower, Fenstanton

Listed building

At junction with Hilton Road. Late C17 clock tower and lock up.

Detail from an 1886 Ordnance Survey map showing buildings, roads, a pond, and the Old Clock House in Fenstanton.

Fenstanton OS 1886

A brick clock tower with a cupola stands beside a village street, with several people and horses visible in the background.

Clock Tower (Stock House) Fenstanton, undated

The clock came from Conington Hall.

A red brick clock tower with stone quoins and a white wooden cupola stands under a blue sky, with a bench in the foreground.

Clock Tower, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

 

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