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All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

All Saints, Castle Camps

History of All Saints, Castle Camps

Listed Building

C13 origin. C15 nave and west tower. Restorations of 1850, 1855, 1876-1880 … Monuments: south wall of nave, reset, Thomas Wakefield (1610); Sir James Reynolds (1717) standing wall monument of white and grey marble sarcophagus with pyramid.

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

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  • church
  • Listed building
  • medieval

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