Approach to St Michael and All Angels Church, Throwley
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Approach to St Michael and All Angels Church, Throwley
Image: © Marathon Taken: 21 Mar 2017
Approached up this short avenue off Throwley Road with Church House on the right, the tower of St Michael and All Angels Church can be seen from a considerable distance around. The tower dates from the 14th century but was heightened in 1866. There is a Norman west doorway and originally there was an aisleless Norman church. The church reached its present shape in the 14th century but clearly there was the usual 19th century restoration.
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