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A stone church with a square tower and traceried windows stands in a grass churchyard dotted with old stone headstones.

St Andrew Caxton

St Andrew, Caxton

History of St Andrew

Listed Building:

Chancel and west wall of nave C13, nave, south aisle and tower C14 and C15.


 

A stone double-arched niche in a church wall with columns and a carved five-pointed star within a circle in the tympanum.

Caxton church, piscina late 13th cent. (RCHM)

A black and white close-up of a stone slab featuring a central ridge and symmetrical carved scrollwork patterns.

Caxton 13th cent coffin lid (RCHM)

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  • Listed building
  • medieval

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