Church of St. Mary, Pirton
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Church of St. Mary, Pirton
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: Unknown
Built in the early 12C, originally with transepts but they were destroyed when the tower collapsed in the 13C. The tower was rebuilt in 1876-7 and the south transept (with the red-tiled roof) as a vestry in 1907-14. The porch had two storeys, but the floor has been removed.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.971046
Longitude
-0.331698