Undy : St Mary's Church
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Undy : St Mary's Church
Image: © Lewis Clarke Taken: 1 Jun 2017
The church dates to around the twelfth century. The pointed chancel is from the following century, and was extended at a later (unclear) date. In 1880, the church underwent a major restoration by John Prichard, its north nave window dating from this period, though many of the other windows are considerably older. At this time, a small tower that stood at the centre of the structure was removed and replaced with a (comparatively) large bell turret. The names of the churchwardens in service in 1790 are carved on the porch. A second restoration occurred in 2001.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.578345
Longitude
-2.809821