The Plague Stone on the Casterton side of Devil's Bridge near Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria.
A 17th century sundial base on Devil's Bridge which may also have been used as a plague stone. Neighbouring farmers fearful of catching a plague which was spreading through the town would have insisted that the townsfolk pay for their produce by throwing coins into the disinfectant-filled hollow carved into the top. The stone bears the inscription (now almost impossible to read), 'FEARE GOD HONER THE KING 1673'.