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Wheatley, Oxfordshire.
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St Mary the Virgin Church at Wheatley, Oxfordshire

The Hyde, Boston, Lincolnshire
© John Ware (view gallery)
The tower of St.Botolphs Church, known as the 'Boston Stump', has been a landmark for mariners for centuries. 'Boston' is a corruption of 'Botolph's Town'.

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Lacock, Wiltshire
© Paul Hilton (view gallery)
St Cyriac's Church, Lacock, Wiltshire.

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Widecombe in the Moor
© Fred Coulson (view gallery)

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Upton Parish Church
© Tim Dance (view gallery)
The church of st Peter and St Paul in the autumn sunshine

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All Saints Church
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Thatched Church
© Pete Rowley (view gallery)

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St Andrews Church, Framingham Pigot .
© Lionel Bird (view gallery)
18th Century Church

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St Mary's Catholic Church
© Jez Taylor (view gallery)

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Gaydon Church
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Newmarket Scenes
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St Mary's Church After her facelift

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Shipton-under-Wychwood
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St Mary the Virgin church at Shipton-under-Wychwood, the middle sized one of the three Wychwood villages which were near the royal ancient Forest of Wychwood in the Evenlode Valley.

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Ditchling Church
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The church in Spring time, King's Sutton, Oxfordshire
© Sue H (view gallery)

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Bythorn
© Geoff Chapman (view gallery)
St. Lawrence Church.

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Gothic Revival Chapel at Clumber Park, Worksop, Nottinghamshire
© Dave Clarke (view gallery)

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Thaxted Parish Church
© Stephen Nunney (view gallery)

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A picture of Clumber Country Park, Nottinghamshire
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)
Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire a National Trust property. The Clumber Chapel from across the lake.

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St Mary Magdaline Church in the village of Keyworth, Nottinghamshire
© Trevor Summerson (view gallery)

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St. Mary's Church and Almshouses on the Green, Cavendish, Suffolk
© Alison Avery (view gallery)

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St Barnabas Church
© Adam Swaine (view gallery)

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The Church of St.John The Baptist, St.Mary and St.Lawrence
© Hilda Whitworth (view gallery)
The Thatched Almshouse in this photo, used to be the Priests Dwelling. The Church Spire was 183 Feet high, but it fell down and when it was rebuilt in 1822, it was made two feet shorter by mistake.

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Church
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)
The Parish Church of St Petroc Bodmin

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Wraysbury St Andrew
© Gary Shield (view gallery)
The Parish Church of St Andrew is a Gothic structure, between Norman and Early English, supposed to have been built by King John. The Parish Registers date from the year 1734. Wraysbury, Berkshire

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Leicester St Margarets
© Mark Corby (view gallery)
Leicester St Margarets church on a spring evening Look at the clock for the time this was taken.

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St. Chad`s Church, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
© Jens Eichstaedt (view gallery)

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Thaxted Guildhall
© Stephen Nunney (view gallery)
The Guildhall was built by the Guild of Cutlers in the 14th Century. In the background can be seen the Parish Church.

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Shrewsbury - St Chad`s Church
© Anna Chaleva (view gallery)

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Church Font
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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Church Spire
© Adam Swaine (view gallery)

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Burgh St Peters Church
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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Chilmark in Wiltshire
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
The parish Church of St. Margaret stands elevated above the village, surrounded by trees.

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Clifton Hampden, Oxfordshire.
© Paul Hilton (view gallery)
The church of St Michaels and all Angels stands on an outcrop overlooking the River Thames. In the churchyard will be found the graves of William Dyke who inadvertently fired the first shot at the Battle of Waterloo and also that of David John Shannon DSO DFC RAAF, who was a 20 year old Flight Leutenant who survived the famous Dambusters raid in 1943. Shannon piloted the first Lancaster of three, that attacked the second and largest of the two dams on the Ruhr targeted by 617 Squadron. Shannon became the most decorated Royal Australian airman flying.

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St Mary de Castro Church, Leicester
© Mark Corby (view gallery)
view from just past prince ruperts gateway aka ruperts gateway.

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St Mary's Church in Ashwell
© Mandy James (view gallery)
This is a very old Church in Ashwell where people who died from the 'Black Death' were buried

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