Spinsters' Rock

• Period: Neolithic
• Grid reference: SX 7009 9078 (approximate, from the listing's coordinates)

An 18th-century pamphlet by William Chapple (the exact year is disputed, either 1778 or 1779) argued the dolmen was a Druidical monument. The stones genuinely collapsed in 1862, after a wet spring weakened the ploughed soil beneath them, and were rebuilt by local people using a four-year-old sketch of the original arrangement.