The Sunken Church, Bramcote
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The Sunken Church, Bramcote
Image: © Garth Newton Taken: 23 Aug 2003
A small church existed in Bramcote as early as 1246 and it has been suggested that this tower could have been part of that church. Whatever the truth, the tower standing in the graveyard is all that now remains of St Luke's and is known locally as the "Sunken Church".
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Image Location
Latitude
52.931967
Longitude
-1.245539