Wrentham St Nicholas' church
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Wrentham St Nicholas' church
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 1 Dec 2007
This pleasant little church is suffering from damp and only the western tower reveals its position; the rest is almost hidden from view by trees and shrubs. The church is decorated with stone and flint panels around the plinth and tower base. Brick flying buttresses support the walls. The walls of the chancel are 13th c., the nave 15th c. From inside, the walls of the nave are battered outwards as they get thinner towards the top. An earlier Saxon church probably stood within the footprint of this church although no traces remain.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.3885
Longitude
1.656159