
St Peter's Cambridge was probably originally built the late 11th/early 12thC with the tower added in the 14thC. Drastically rebuilt on a much smaller scale in 1781 reusing the door and retaining the tower it now sits in a beautiful, peaceful churchyard.
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#SteepleSaturday St John the Baptist, Middleton, with its C15th tower.
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Chollerton
#SteepleSaturday Szentendre, Hungary - Church of the Annunciation. Photo from 2003. Daughter was there a couple of days ago.
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It's the bell tower of Ledbury church, built separately due to unstable ground. It has a carillion which plays a hymn at intervals: the resident ravens seemed annoyed by that.
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St Saviour
Warwick Avenue
Tower of St Andrew's church Impington #Cambridge, early 13th century, upper stages rebuilt in 14th, and with 15th century embattlement, all of Barnack limestone and pebble rubble. Contrasting timber framed porch also 15th century.
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All Saints Church at Old Buckenham in Norfolk - one of only six churches in the county with an octagonal tower. 📸 My own. #SteepleSaturday #OldBuckenham #Norfolk
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D'Assomption, D'Anzy-le-Duc, Burgundy
Church of St Peter, Firle, Sussex
A 14th Century west tower, with enormous buttresses, battlements & small pyramidal steeple.
St John the Baptist, Penshurst, Kent: originally 12c, with later additions, and a major restoration by George Gilbert Scott #steeplesaturday