Where Scolds Were Ducked - This ducking chair at Fordwich near Canterbury is still in perfect preservation. It was used for ducking scolding wives. who were afterwards left in the ancient village town hall to dry. May 23, 1932. (Photo by International Graphic Press & Darnabys Ltd.).

Where Scolds Were Ducked - This ducking chair at Fordwich near Canterbury is still in perfect preservation. It was used for ducking scolding wives. who were afterwards left in the ancient village town hall to dry. May 23, 1932. (Photo by International Graphic Press & Darnabys Ltd.).
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