Former Drinking Fountain - St Hilary's Church, Llanrhos, Conwy, Wales - Converted Fountains on Waymarking.com

This former drinking fountain is located in the wall of the small car park of St Hilary's church just off Conway Road in Llanrhos.

The drinking fountain was erected in 1889 to commemorate the 43rd year of the Rev. John Davies as the local vicar.

The drinking fountain is set within a small alcove. It has a lion motif through which the water used to flow into a basin from which a pipe would carry excess water to an animal drinking trough nearer to the ground.

There are two inscriptions on the former water fountain.

EVERYONE THAT THIRSTETH COME YE TO THE WATERS

IN COMMEMORATION
OF THE FORTY THIRD YEAR OF THE
MINISTRY OF THE
REVD. JOHN DAVIES M.A.
VICAR OF THIS PARISH
JUNE 1ST 1889.

and

THIS WATER
SUPPLY
IS FROM THE
LLANDUDNO
MAIN.

Setting: Outside Place: Church car park. Use: Monument.

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