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St Helen and St Mary, Bourn, Cambridgshire: detail of nave pier capital
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NOTES: The nave is 12th century, the tower mainly mid 13th century, but reconstructed after being burnt out by Montifortian rebels in 1266. The church was added to in the 14th century, including a chapel and over the nave is a 15th century hammerbeam roof. The church was restored in 1875-1878 by W. M. Fawcett.
St Andrew and St Mary, Grantchester, Cambridgeshire: the east window with flowing tracery
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NOTES: The church is of Saxon/Norman origin and there are fragments of that date, which were placed here by A.W. Blomfield in 1877. The majority of the present church dates from 1340-1350 (chancel) with a tower of 1388-1426.
St Andrew and St Mary, Grantchester, Cambridgeshire: east end and chancel
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NOTES: The church is of Saxon/Norman origin and there are fragments of that date, which were placed here by A.W. Blomfield in 1877. The majority of the present church dates from 1340-1350 (chancel) with a tower of 1388-1426.
St Andrew and St Mary, Grantchester, Cambridgeshire: detail of windows
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NOTES: The church is of Saxon/Norman origin and there are fragments of that date, which were placed here by A.W. Blomfield in 1877. The majority of the present church dates from 1340-1350 (chancel) with a tower of 1388-1426.
St Andrew and St Mary, Grantchester, Cambridgeshire: detail of window with tracery
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NOTES: The church is of Saxon/Norman origin and there are fragments of that date, which were placed here by A.W. Blomfield in 1877. The majority of the present church dates from 1340-1350 (chancel) with a tower of 1388-1426.
St Andrew and St Mary, Grantchester, Cambridgeshire: detail of windows with tracery on the south elevation
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NOTES: The church is of Saxon/Norman origin and there are fragments of that date, which were placed here by A.W. Blomfield in 1877. The majority of the present church dates from 1340-1350 (chancel) with a tower of 1388-1426.
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Harlton, Cambridgeshire: the east window with tracery
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NOTES: 14th century, restored by Thomas Dinham Atkinson 1911-1914, and further restoration 1961-1968, when 19th century rendering was removed.
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Harlton, Cambridgeshire: the altar and east window
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NOTES: 14th century, restored by Thomas Dinham Atkinson 1911-1914, and further restoration 1961-1968, when 19th century rendering was removed.
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Harlton, Cambridgeshire: the rood screen and chancel
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NOTES: 14th century, restored by Thomas Dinham Atkinson 1911-1914, and further restoration 1961-1968, when 19th century rendering was removed.
Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Lavenham, Suffolk: detail of the nave windows
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NOTES: The church was built between 1486-1525; the tower dates from 1486-1495, with the upper parts constructed as part of the second building campaign 1517-1525.
Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Lavenham, Suffolk: the entrance porch
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NOTES: The church was built between 1486-1525; the tower dates from 1486-1495, with the upper parts constructed as part of the second building campaign 1517-1525.