Loughton church
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Loughton church
Image: © Fabian Musto Taken: 12 Jul 2024
One of the few churches in England that was built in the early C17, this structure replaced a medieval chapel from around the C13. It was rebuilt for Bonham Norton in 1622, and the church was restored in 1904, the year when the south porch and west window were added. The building was grade II listed in November 1954.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.443514
Longitude
-2.566956