Butterton Church: water colour painting

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Date:1830 - 1840 (c.)

Description:North view showing the church, built in 1781. It is a stone building with a tower at the west end, with pinnacles. Also showing a small tiled chancel. The nave has a flat lead roof and two round headed windows. Anonymous. [L. J. Wood]

This church, St. Bartholemew, was largely rebuilt in 1871-1873.

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Religious Buildings Religious Buildings Church Of England Chapels & Churches

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Donor ref:SV-II.213 (45/7611)

Source: William Salt Library

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