St Wilfred's, South Kilvington
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Image: © Gordon Hatton Taken: 13 Jan 2022
Easily dismissed as just another Victorian village church, St Wilfred's is mostly medieval with [according to Pevsner] a Norman window in the south wall, which must be the tiny round headed window just to the right of the tree trunk. The other windows on this side appear to be 13thC.