David James's Pictures of Craswall

Church of St Mary, Craswall

The nave, chancel and belfry date from the 15th century with a 17th century south entrance porch. It is an extremely simple building, standing in a rocky field (which is why there is no graveyard). To the north of the church is a shallow rectangular depression said to have been a fives court; to the north-west is a further depression, probably the remains of a cock-pit.

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Craswall, Churches, Herefordshire

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