St.James' church, Aslackby, Lincs.
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St.James' church, Aslackby, Lincs.
Image: © Richard Croft Taken: 13 Dec 2005
The village name is pronounced 'Ayzelbee' and there was a Preceptory of the Knights Templar founded here in 1154, but nothing remains. St.James church has a Victorian chancel of 1856 and a Perpendicular clerestory on a 14th century Decorated nave.
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Latitude
52.859264
Longitude
-0.389929