Old St Andrew's church, Holcombe
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Old St Andrew's church, Holcombe
Image: © Tiger Taken: 4 Jul 1993
A delightfully unrestored interior: box pews, pulpit (Jacobean, but remodelled in the Georgian style), reading desk, and Royal Arms of George I (dated 1726) over the chancel arch. All preserved because the Victorians built a new church in the centre of the village in 1884.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.254767
Longitude
-2.475687