Fordwich, Town Hall And Dipping Chair 1898
Photo ref:
40854
Photo ref:
40854
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Built during the reign of Henry VIII, this tiny town hall is now a listed building. It was also a courtroom and prison. On the ground floor, we see the room where the jury was sent to consider its verdict. Above is a dipping chair, which was used to duck women in the river for being a 'scold' or a gossip.
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