St. James Church, Ince
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St. James Church, Ince
Image: © Ian Nadin Taken: 14 Dec 2006
St James Church, built of red Triassic sandstone, occupies the highest point in the village. The stone was quarried in nearby Manley as the local pebble beds were not considered suitable for large scale construction.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.280798
Longitude
-2.827851