St. Mary & St. Nicholas' church, Wrangle, Lincs.
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St. Mary & St. Nicholas' church, Wrangle, Lincs.
Image: © Richard Croft Taken: 23 Jan 2006
Obviously Decorated and Perpendicular, but you enter through an early English south doorway and there are bits of Norman billet frieze in the chancel. The greatest treasure is the 14th century stained glass (c1350-70) including a wonderful depiction of the resurrection with the sleeping soldiers wearing 14th century military costume.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.035528
Longitude
0.122242