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A monochrome statue of a figure wearing a tall mitre and long, draped robes, holding a staff that extends to the ground.

Toft church, alabaster bishop 15th cent. (RCHM)

St Andrew, Toft

History of St Andrew

Listed Building

Parish Church. Rebuilt using old materials on original plan in 1863 with north aisle added. Tower rebuilt 1894 in memory of E.A. Powell, rector 1843-92 (Historic England)

A headless stone statue of a robed figure wearing a collared mantle, holding a staff and book, with a small dog at its feet.

Toft church, possibly Henry VI 15th cent (RCHM)

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  • church
  • Listed building
  • medieval
  • tudor

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