Great Paxton church (earliest known photo)
Holy Trinity, Great Paxton
History of Holy Trinity
Listed Building:
c.1050 minster church originally of cruciform plan with tower over crossing. In late C13 the chancel was rebuilt and in C14 the West tower added. The North and South aisles were rebuilt in C15. The South porch is C14. The nave and crossing are important examples of late Saxon work. Historic England
Holy Trinity, Great Paxton
One of only three surviving aisled Saxon churches in England.
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