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Northamptonshire
…of Saxon architecture. It shows the style known as “long and short work” – large slabs of stone placed alternately flat and upright. Rising in four stages like a wedding…
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…present building has all the essential features of a medieval cathedral. Two bishops from the Saxon period and two others at the time of the Reformation deserve particular mention. The…
Read MoreNottinghamshire
…also has a small museum upstairs devoted to the Pilgrim Fathers. For further information on related locations see www.pilgrimsandprophets.co.uk SCROOBY Pub sign, Scrooby This is an unexciting name for…
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…school groups are particularly welcome. A small church continues to meet at the chapel, using a room at the back for services. For opening times and further details, consult www.christianheritagecentre.org.uk…
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…friendly atmosphere. The ground floor has a general display reflecting social changes in Whitechapel, Stepney and Bethnal Green, the area now known by the clumsy collective name of Tower Hamlets. …
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…on its green. It proudly tells us that the learned and eloquent Baxter was here from 1640 to 1641. HODNET Hodnet Hall Much of the land round Hodnet is…
Read MoreLeicestershire
…as a cabinet maker. In 1829, he covered over 2,000 miles on foot around the villages of Rutland and Leicestershire. Cook was a keen supporter of the temperance movement and,…
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…and baptised. The two men later swapped clothes, enabling the priest to escape in disguise. Refusing to worship the pagan gods of Rome, Alban was beheaded on a hill outside…
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…Ones pointing out the Celestial City. Our Bunyan trail continues in a roughly clockwise direction along St Peter’s Street and turning right into St Cuthbert’s Street. A plaque on Number…
Read MoreNorthumberland
…as his faith deserved A.D. 635. Laus Deo. Just beyond, in a field of sheep, is the church of St Oswald, supposedly marking the exact site of the battle (NE46…
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