Ingham Holy Trinity church
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Ingham Holy Trinity church
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 1 Sep 2007
The 15th century tower is very elegant, with its stepped battlements and tall pinnacles. Entry to the church is by the south porch which is simply groined and has two stories above, once used as a schoolroom. The large church used to be a conventual church to a priory; inside, the cloisters can still be seen in the north aisle. Unusually too, the clerestory has coloured glass in circular windows creating a lovely effect.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.778672
Longitude
1.543777