St Margaret's Church, Old Catton
Old Catton, GB
St Margaret's Church is located in Old Catton, a Norfolk village in the northern outskirts of the City of Norwich.
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Old Catton, GB
St Margaret's Church is located in Old Catton, a Norfolk village in the northern outskirts of the City of Norwich.
Seething, GB
St Margaret's church is located in Seething, a Norfolk village about 3 miles west of Loddon.
Syleham, GB
St Margaret's church is located in Syleham, a village in Suffolk about 4 miles south-west of Harleston.
Topcroft, GB
St Margaret's church is located in Topcroft, a Norfolk village about 10 miles south of the City of Norwich.
Witton, GB
St Margaret's church is located in Witton, a Norfolk village about 3 miles west of the coastal village of Walcott.
Wolterton, GB
The ruins of St Margarets church are located in the grounds of Wolterton Park with Wolterton Hall in Norfolk. The round tower is substantially all that remains of the deserted village of Wolterton which stood to the north of this site.
Worthing, GB
St Margarets church is located in Worthing, a Norfolk village about 4 miles north of Dereham.
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St Margaretha-Kirche is located in Bebelsheim, a village in the Saarland.
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St Maria Geburt is a 17th-century church in Monschau. It was the first parish church in the village.
Sheffield, GB
St Marie's Cathedral is situated on Norfolk Row, a quiet street just off Fargate, a busy shopping area in the centre of Sheffield. The Cathedral is easy to miss and almost seems hidden away, which gives you a clue to its origin.
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