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: Den (dewhitton) wrote,
2014-09-05 10:42:00

Den
dewhitton
2014-09-05 10:42:00

At Papworth St Agnes

Papworth St Agnes is a tiny hamlet at the end of a dead-end road. In the middle of what is left of the village green is the old bakehouse, built 1815 to make bread for the locals.

Old brickwork

Church of St John The Baptist, last rebuilt in the mid 1800s and now used as a community hall. The church was decommissioned in the 70s and was to be demolished, but it was saved by the Friends Of Friendless Churches.

The church is built of alternating limestone and knapped flintstone

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