St Mary and All Saints' Church and Church Street
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St Mary and All Saints' Church and Church Street
Image: © Kate Jewell Taken: 16 Mar 2010
Church Street leads to the Parish Church, but it was called Church Gate in a directory for 1793 and some deed documents of 1692. Gate is the Danish name for a street and is a common name for roads in the old Danelaw areas of Nottinghamshire. The house straight ahead had a particularly fine boot scraper by the front door constructed of a stone insert with the iron bar fixed across.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.9521
Longitude
-0.949138