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A black and white postcard shows a detached stone bell tower standing near a church obscured by a large, leafy tree.

St Mary’s tower, West Walton (Wisbech Museum, Henry Coates)

St Mary, West Walton

History of St Mary

Listed Building

Parish church, c.1240-50, altered C15, restored 1907. Barnack stone with some brick

Bell Tower of Church of St. Mary G.V. I Detached bell tower, c.1240-50, restored 1907, further major restoration commenced 1985.

The campanile tower is isolated from the main church and has its own foundations.

Building dates

  • Built 1230–1260
Source for this date
  • Built 1230–1260: Listed building: c.1240-50 (grade I)

Tags

  • church
  • Listed building
  • medieval

Projects

  • West Walton

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