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The
Chancel
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present church was built around the earlier one, from about
1480 until after the reformation. The first new section was
the Chancel. Built on 13th century foundations, it was rebuilt
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East window is 19th century, though fitted into 15th century
jambs and sills. The original Tudor communion table still stands
to the right, carrying an Annunciation plaque. |
A curious
feature for a Christian place of worship are the carvings
of the 'Green Man' at the ends of the pews.
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