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                    Holy Cross, Pattishall, Northamptonshire

                    Pattishall

                    Holy Cross, Pattishall, Northamptonshire

                    Parish church
                    The church has a W tower (rebuilt 1663), an Anglo-Saxon nave with 13thc. N and S aisles (clerestorey over N arcade only), and a square-ended chancel with a 12thc. chancel arch. There is a vestry at the E end of the N aisle. A plain 12thc. doorway in the N aisle must be reset.
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