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ALL SAINTS CHURCH

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Church, although rebuilt in 1770, it still retains its Early English doorway, and an 11th century piscina. In the churchyard is the base and part of the shaft of a 14th century stone cross.

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[SK 88625759] All Saint's Church [T.U.]. (1)

Rebuilt in 1770 on foundations of earlier church, retains Early
English doorway into tower.

In the churchyard is the base and part of the shaft of a C15th cross. (2)

The church is in normal use.

For churchyard cross at SK 88625757 see GP AO 64/43/4 and AO/64/66/2. (3)

SK 8862 5757. Churchyard cross, All Saints' churchyard. Scheduled
RSM no. 22662. (4)

SOURCE TEXT

( 1) Ordnance Survey Map (Scale / Date)

OS 6" 1955

( 2) General reference

Little Guide, Linc. 2nd Edn. 1924, 292. (J.C. Cox)

( 3) Field Investigators Comments

F1 BHS 16-MAR-64

(4) General reference

English Heritage, Scheduling Amendment, Lincolnshire, 13-OCT-1994

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