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Summary
| Description | From 1679 to 1750 this building was used as a congregational church. In 1715 a loft was added to the building and this produced the arch seen in this photo. The earliest parts of this building date from the mid 16th century though with much alteration and addition since those days. |
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| Source | Butchers Arms |
| Author | Peter Broster |
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