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Harston church 1938 (CAS531/Z8)

All Saints church, Harston

History of All Saints, Harston

Listed building:

Parish church mostly mid-late C14 but there is some evidence of an earlier church on the site. The church was restored c.1853.

Harston church vicarage lawn 1928 (CAS531/Z28)

Austen Macker Bell in Harston church c.1560 (CAS531/Z22)

Harston church, (CAS531/Z21)

Harston church 1937 (CAS531/Z5)

Austen Bracker Bell, Harston church c.1560 (CAS531/Z13)

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