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St Mary's Church

Standing in a churchyard edged with trees, this beautiful Medieval church was built largely in the 14th-century…

St Mary's Church

A highly individual saddle-backed tower and spire, standing proudly in the Eye valley…

St Mary's Church

Unusually, the square-towered St Mary’s shares a churchyard with another church, St Adelwold’s…

St Mary's Church

Originally Medieval, this small church was painstakingly rebuilt with authentic materials in 1880 by Arts and Crafts architect, JD Sedding…

St Mary's Church

St Mary’s is a mainly 14th-century cruciform church, and sits in the richest of all ecclesiastical belts that stretches from King?s Lynn to Wisbech…

St Mary's Church

This atmospheric and remote pre-Conquest church is set within a ring of trees, beside a lane leading to Chickney Hall…

St Mary's Church

Away from its village, but with industrial Sudbury coming ever closer, St Mary’s has just managed to maintain its isolation. This is a 15th-century stone-and-flint church, with a splendid 16th-century red brick tower…

St Mary's Church

St Mary’s is believed to have Saxon origins - though much of the church is 14th-century. Reused Roman bricks pepper the walls and buttresses, and the north wall is 1,000 years old…

St Mary's Church

Up a track and through fields, though now on the edge of Ipswich housing developments, St Mary’s remains rural and remote. This small and simple flint-towered church dates mainly from the later Middle Ages, apart from the brick south chapel added in the 16th- or 17th-century…

St Mary's Church

This handsome church has a 14th-century three-stage tower and chancel, a broad 15th-century nave, with magnificent Perpendicular windows, and beautiful Victorian stained glass…