Location | South side of Ballingdon Street just west of the bridge over the river Stour and east of footpath bridge that crosses Ballingdon Street. |
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Side inscription | METROPOLITAN DRINKING FOUNTAIN & CATTLE TROUGH ASSOCIATION |
Side inscription | TO COMMEMORATE THE CORONATION OF KING GEORGE V JUNE 22ND 1911 EDWD ARNOLD J.P.MAYOR |
Front inscription | |
End inscription | |
MDFCTA number | 1882 (tentative) |
Type and size | Trough 1d 8ft granite |
Original location | Suffolk. Sudbury |
Date erected | 11 October 1911 |
Comments | Ballingdon Street (near Railway Station). The gift of Lady Banbury. This is almost certainly MDFCTA structure [1882]. My only reservations is that some of the MDFCTA records describe this trough as 18ft, which could be a typo for the actual size of 8ft. Also, although it is recorded as the gift of Lady Banbury is lacks the normal inscription and there is no mention of Edward Arnold in the MDFCTA records. One of a number of troughs erected to commemorate the coronation of King George V. |