St. Peter's church, Lindsey, Suffolk

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St. Peter's church, Lindsey, Suffolk

Image: © Robert Edwards Taken: 16 Jun 2006

Lindsey church stands at the centre of a scattered village. It once had a west tower, but it was removed in 1836 and replaced by the weatherboarded bell-turret, which is seen in this picture. The church is basically 14th century.

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.067176
Longitude
0.88292