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  • All Saints Church in snow from Church Street. 2010.
    All Saints Church in snow from Church Street. 2010.
  • All Saints Church seen from Park Hill in an engraving made in the second half of the 19th century. The house to the east of the church now appears to be smaller than in the previous etching.
    All Saints Church seen from Park Hill in an engraving made in the second half of the 19th century. The house to the east of the church now appears to be smaller than in the previous etching.
  • All Saints from air, PC  provided by Frank & Jenny Wheeler. Roof of nave and Lady Chapel appear new
    All Saints from air, PC provided by Frank & Jenny Wheeler. Roof of nave and Lady Chapel appear new
  • All Saints from air, PC  provided by Frank & Jenny Wheeler. Roof of nave and Lady Chapel appear new
    All Saints from air, PC provided by Frank & Jenny Wheeler. Roof of nave and Lady Chapel appear new
  • All Saints from lych gate.
    All Saints from lych gate.
  • All Saints from Park Hill. No vicarage in Church Street. 1920s?
    All Saints from Park Hill. No vicarage in Church Street. 1920s?
  • Alms houses and Ye Olde George Inn in snow Jan 2010
    Alms houses and Ye Olde George Inn in snow Jan 2010
  • Almshouses had been built on the eastern side of Church Street in 1904. No cottage in church yard, and the rifle range had been built at the institute (top left) so post 1918.
    Almshouses had been built on the eastern side of Church Street in 1904. No cottage in church yard, and the rifle range had been built at the institute (top left) so post 1918.
  • Almshouses had been built on the eastern side of Church Street in 1904. No cottage in church yard, and the rifle range had been built at the institute (top left) so post 1918.
    Almshouses had been built on the eastern side of Church Street in 1904. No cottage in church yard, and the rifle range had been built at the institute (top left) so post 1918.
  • Almshouses had been built on the eastern side of Church Street in 1904. No cottage in church yard, and the rifle range had been built at the institute (top left) so post 1918.
    Almshouses had been built on the eastern side of Church Street in 1904. No cottage in church yard, and the rifle range had been built at the institute (top left) so post 1918.
  • Along the Village Hall wall web
    Along the Village Hall wall web
  • Alpaca from Church Farm
    Alpaca from Church Farm
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