Group Of 3 Boundary Stones, One On The South And 2 On The East Sides Of Forecourt To Lanner Inn

This is a group of three former parish boundary stones, likely dating from the early 19th century. They are all made of roughly dressed granite and have a rectangular shape. The first stone is located approximately one metre north of the east corner of the Lanner Inn, painted white, and stands about one metre high with sunk panels on the north and south sides inscribed with "L" and "R," respectively. The second stone is situated close to the gable wall of a hairdressing salon, standing about a third of a metre high in a matching style but unpainted, with "L" inscribed on the west side and "R" on the east side. The third stone is located beside the corner of the hairdressing salon, approximately five metres north of the second stone, and matches it in style.