Rex Water Trough, Manor Gardens - Revision history

AlexM at 22:39, 19 August 2025

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	Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to Manor ~~Gardens car park~~ in April 1957.		Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to the Manor House in April 1957, it can be now be found adjacent to the car park public conveniences.

	This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.		This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.

AlexM at 00:35, 18 August 2025

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	~~Located~~ in the car park~~, adjacent to public conveniences~~.		Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to Manor Gardens car park in April 1957.

	Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to its present position in April 1957. This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.		This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

AlexM at 00:33, 18 August 2025

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	Located in the car park, ~~next~~ to ~~the~~ public conveniences.		Located in the car park, adjacent to public conveniences.

	Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to its present position in April 1957. This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.		Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to its present position in April 1957. This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.

AlexM at 00:28, 18 August 2025

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
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			DeLaWarrRoadPostcard.jpeg\|1900s
	Bexhill Observer Rex trough.jpg\|Bexhill Observer		Bexhill Observer Rex trough.jpg\|Bexhill Observer
	~~DeLaWarrRoadPostcard.jpeg\|1900s~~
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AlexM at 00:28, 18 August 2025

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AlexM at 00:25, 18 August 2025

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	Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to its present position in April 1957. This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.		Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to its present position in April 1957. This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.

			== Gallery ==
			<gallery>
			Bexhill Observer Rex trough.jpg\|Bexhill Observer
			</gallery>

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Located in the car park, next to the public conveniences.

Rex was a dog and this stone water trough was donated in his memory in 1901. Horses would drink from the top and dogs from the bottom. The rectangular stone trough is inscribed "A Gift From Rex to His Friends". It was located at the junction of De La Warr Road and Hastings Road but later moved to its present position in April 1957. This charming heritage feature deserves a far better location where it can be widely appreciated and ideally restored to its original purpose of providing water for dogs.

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