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King's Cliffe church This attractive church has an unusual dedication - All Saints and St James. Presumably as James would also be one of the 'All Saints' someone clearly liked him so much they effectively named the church after him twice!
The building has a peculiar somewhat squat tower with a broach spire which dates from the C12th and C13th. The church offers nice informative guides and there is clearly an active local history group called King's Cliffe Heritage.
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| Author | Simon Huguet |
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