Blue plaque № 77197

Culross, Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom

The Lockit Well. This historical water supply for Culross was believed to have been used by followers of St. Serf. Fed by a stream from higher ground and filling a cistern behind the wall, the water, the water flows was controlled by a lever that could be locked, hence the name 'Lockit Well'. The st

ream descends the hill by Snuff Cottage, crossing Low Causeway at the Strynd Vennel and then flows into the Forth.

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