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The side profile of a stone church with a brick tower, a tiled roof, pointed arched windows, and a central entrance porch.

Arrington church (RCHM)

St Nicholas, Arrington

History of St Nicholas

Listed Building:

Church C13 chancel, nave and tower

Church seems to have been completed soon after 1300.

A stone wall recess featuring two intersecting arched mouldings supported by a single small column on the left side.

Arrington, piscina, 13th cent. (RCHM)

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  • Listed building
  • medieval

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