Wizard’s Well

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Wizard’s Well is a historic, carved spring on Alderley Edge in Cheshire, England, associated with local legends of a sleeping army and a mysterious wizard.

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Wizard’s Well canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf carved well
historic spring
tourist attraction
access public footpath
associatedWith local legends
mysterious wizard legend
sleeping army legend
country England
culturalContext Cheshire folklore
English folklore
era unknown exact date of origin
hasArtisticRepresentation carved wizard-like face
hasConservationStatus monitored by National Trust rangers
hasFeature carved human face
carved trough
rock-cut basin
hasInscription “Drink of this and take thy fill, for the water falls by the wizard’s will”
hasNaturalFeature spring
hasNearbyCity Macclesfield
Manchester
hasNearbySettlement Alderley Edge
surface form: Alderley Edge village
hasNearbyTrail Alderley Edge woodland paths
hasTheme hidden treasure
magic
sleeping warriors
heritageStatus historic site
linkedTo legendary wizard of Alderley Edge
sleeping knights legend
underground cavern legend
locatedIn Alderley Edge
Cheshire
North West England
maintainedBy National Trust
material rock
near Alderley Edge copper mines
Alderley Edge escarpment
surface form: The Edge (Alderley Edge escarpment)

Wizard’s Wood
partOf Alderley Edge landscape
region Alderley Edge sandstone ridge
tourismType folklore tourism
heritage tourism
usedAs waymarker
visitedFor folklore interest
sightseeing
walking
waterType natural spring water

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Alderley Edge hasLandmark Wizard’s Well