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Longstanton, All Saints, c.1902

All Saints, Rampton Road, Longstanton

History of Churchyard Cross

Listed building

Parish church, mostly mid-late C14. Restorations of 1886, and 1891 including chancel and fenestration.

Churchyard Cross. Medieval. Shaft much worn but with roll moulding surviving to one angle. Octagonal base and square plinth.

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

All Saints Longstanton (RGL2026)

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  • Listed building
  • medieval

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