St.Margaret's church, Roughton, Lincs.

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St.Margaret's church, Roughton, Lincs.

Image: © Richard Croft Taken: 24 Dec 2005

A fascinating archaeological puzzle and all the clues are on the outside ! There's just about everything from 12th century Norman to early 17th century brick. Obvious Transitional N & S blocked doorways in the wrong place, so the tower is later and further west, I spotted a re-set Norman capital in the NW corner of the nave wall.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.164964
Longitude
-0.145144