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Entrance to Bagborough House
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Bagborough House
Built in 1739 by the Popham family is a beautiful example of a...
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Bagborough House
The house and grounds can be used for wedding receptions and other...
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Bagborough House
Parking is available behind the house, by the stable yard, so that the fine...
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St. Pancras Church and Bagborough House
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St. Pancras Church
The earliest mention of the church is in 1278 but little of the original...
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St. Pancras Church
The dedication to St Pancras, the son of a Roman soldier, martyred for...
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The Lych-gate
A covered gateway into a Churchyard. Traditionally, coffin-bearers would rest...
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Top of the Lych-gate
The inscription reads "To the Glory of God and in the Memory of...
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Bagborough House from the Churchyard
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View from the Churchyard
Looking west with Coombe Wood Tower in the distance.
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The West Bell Tower.
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The West Bell Tower.
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The Priest’s Door.
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The South Porch. (locked)
The South Porch was rebuilt in 1872.
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Sun dial over the South Porch
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Tomb in the Churchyard
The Tomb of Richard How who died 1836 aged 75 years, also his wife Ann...
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The north part of the Churchyard
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The North side of the Church
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The War Memorial
Memorial to all who died or served in the First and Second World Wars.
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Elm Tree Cottage
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The Village Pound
Entrance to the restored Village Pound which was once used to store stray...
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The Village Pound
The restoration of the Village Pound was carried out in 2000 as part of the...
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Old Farm Buildings next to the Pound
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The Rising Sun Inn
On the 9th January 2002 the Rising Sun Inn was burnt down.
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