Cavendish St Mary?s church
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Cavendish St Mary?s church
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 24 Apr 2007
Cavendish church can easily be recognised by the unusual bell framework above the parapet of the turret. Early parts of this lovely church and tower date back to the 14th c. but over the centuries it has been extended. The south porch is part of the original construction. A century later, the clerestory was added. The 15th c. octagonal font has mutilated evangelistic emblems, still
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Image Location
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52.087856
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0.633445