St. Peter's Church (Titley)
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St. Peter's Church (Titley)
Image: © Fabian Musto Taken: 25 Jul 2018
Here is St. Peter's Church at Titley, which this was built in the mid 1860s by an obscure architect. At one point, Titley had 5 churches, which one of them used to be on this same exact site, that being an abbey. This church is well-worth a look in my opinion, since it has a great interior, colourful organ, and some rare features. Don't forget the views, too. One weird thing is that you can't go on the back side of this church, but that is because a farmhouse is right behind it, so views from the back side can be hard to take a photo of.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.235646
Longitude
-2.980323