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The Church of St Mary the Virgin was built circa 1300, and was enlarged early in the 16th century. Around this time a carved and painted rood screen was installed, together with a matching pulpit of unusual design. A hollow yew tree in the churchyard was thought to have been planted around 1300. The novelist and clergyman Charles Kingsley was born in the vicarage while his father was curate-in-charge here for a few months.


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01: St Sidwell, St Anthony Egypt, St Sebastian

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02: St Barbara, St Pancras,

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03: St Martin of Tours, St Boniface

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04: St Mary Magdalen, St Bartholomew, Simon Zealot

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05: St Matthias, St Thomas,

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06: St James the Great, St Peter

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07: St Jerome, St Gregory the Great,

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08: St Luke, St John

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09: Angel, Mary,

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10: God, Angel

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11: St Matthew, St Mark,

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12: St Ambrose, St Augustine of Hippo

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13: St Paul, St Andrew,

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14: St John, St John the Baptist

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15: St Jude, St Phillip, St Apollonia

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16: St Stephen, St Catherine,

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17: St Erasmus, St Lawrence

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18: St Roche, St Margaret, St Bavon


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