Nether Winchendon: Church of St Nicholas
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Nether Winchendon: Church of St Nicholas
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 7 Jun 2006
The church is Grade I Listed, dating originally from the 13th Century but mostly rebuilt in the 14th. The post box is a Grade II Listed structure and is described on the English Heritage website thus:- "Stone pier, 1920s, by Philip Tilden. Rubblestone with concrete. Circular pier on wider base with swept ball-finialled top. Set into the pier a mid-late Cl9 wall letter-box made by Smith & Hawkes, Birmingham with embossed crown flanked by letters 'V R'. The pier is set in the village green at the centre of an important group."
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Image Location
Latitude
51.80366
Longitude
-0.939789