St. Helen's Church; Stickford, Lincs
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St. Helen's Church; Stickford, Lincs
Image: © Andrew Telfer Taken: 11 Sep 2005
The Anglican parish church was dedicated to St. Helen and dates back at least as far as the 15th Century. The church was thoroughly restored in 1881. It seats about 300. The Anglican parish church register dates from 1662. Stickford is a village and a parish between Boston and Spilsby. The parish covers about 2,320 acres. The village sits astride the old Spilsby to Boston road. A stream runs through the east end of the village, flowing south to Boston. If you are planning a visit: By automobile, take the A16 trunk road southwest out of Spilsby for about 6 miles.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.120067
Longitude
0.017309