Two Ipswich churches
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Two Ipswich churches
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 19 Nov 2017
Ipswich has so many churches that it was a bit hard to work out which these were, particularly as this view seems to be only quite recently available because of building demolition. On the left is St. Lawrence's, and on the right St. Mary le Tower. Both are grade II*(star) listed buildings. The first is 15th century with a tower largely rebuilt in 1882. The second was medieval, but very largely rebuilt the 19th century. Its spire is 53.5 m high.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.057921
Longitude
1.156175