St Martin's Church, Blyton
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St Martin's Church, Blyton
Image: © Neil Theasby Taken: 15 Dec 2020
The Grade I listed Anglican church, established in the 11th century, is dedicated to St Martin. The lower parts of the tower are Norman and sections of the aisle are Early English. The chancel was rebuilt in 1877, but retains a window from c.1300. The font is of Perpendicular style. The north wall of the chancel bears an inscription to the children (d.1613 and 1615) of Sir John Wray. (Information provided by Blyton Parish Council)
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Image Location
Latitude
53.442985
Longitude
-0.716949