Cobble Wall, Pump, and Pump Turn

This is a late 18th century to early 19th century cobble wall featuring a secondary 19th century pump turn, along with an adjacent hand water pump and trough. The wall measures approximately 17.5 meters in length and is constructed of coursed cobbles, with patched sections on the southern side of a vehicle gateway. It has been raised by twelve courses of brickwork on top of the original red brick capping. A hand water pump and a stone horse trough are positioned against the wall. Beyond the horse trough, the wall has been rebuilt to create a pump turn, which is a semi-circular recess leading into the garden of Ivy Lodge at 5 Eastgate. After the pump turn, the wall angles towards the southeast and decreases in height before ending at the street.