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Stone exterior of St Edward King and Martyr with large Gothic windows and a crenellated tower, street-level cars in foreground.

St Edward King and Martyr

History of St Edward King and Martyr

The tower of the church dates from c. 1200 and the rest c. 1400. The church played a key role in the English Reformation.

Further information can be found on Wikipedia.

A wall of stacked glass bottles fills a brick-arched recess within a stone-walled, dimly lit cellar space.

Cellars under the church (MoC6/60)

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  • church
  • Church of England
  • Listed building

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  • Peas Hill

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