A picture of Frithville

The War Memorial at Frithville, Lincolnshire, commemorates 85 men who died in the Great War between 1914 and 1918. It stands by a crossroads opposite (St Peter's church) which can be seen in the background. The men are most likely from Frithville and the surrounding area as Frithville itself is quite small, the population from the 1911 census return stood at 647.

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Frithville, Remembrance

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A picture of Frithville

The Anglican parish church at Frithville, Lincolnshire, is dedicated to St. Peter & was built in 1821 at a time when parts of Frithville, Sibsey and Westville civil parishes were formed into an ecclesiastical parish. Probably of a design by Jeptha Pacey, and once called a chapel, it is similar to other late drained fen churches being solidly constructed of brick.

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Frithville, Churches

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