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The parish church of St Mary the Virgin,
Leigh
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Greater Manchester
, England straddles the boundaries of two of the ancient townships that made up the ancient parish. The old townships were Westleigh and Pennington. There has been a church on this site for several hundred years but the present church dates from the 1870s. The tower is older and has a peel of eight bells.
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