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Brief description of church: Newly reordered, beautiful country church. Built in 1845/6 in the Early Gothic style by architect James Trubshaw.
Main points of interest about the church: It feels somewhat remote from anywhere. An overgrown underground vault in the churchyard. Serene feeling though.
Address: (postcode) ST15 0BJ / Access & contacts / Visitor opening times: ?
Official website: Church Near You page
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Other links: ? [e.g. Wikipedia entry if there is one]
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The Jervis / Parker Jervis family were the most influential in this area
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Others: ‘Staffs Past Track’ entry Wishful Thinking entry [eg: historian’s personal review / Pevsner link / etc e.g. a if there is one]
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