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| Stickford, St Helen* |
St Helen’s is a Grade II* Listed building dating back to the 13th century, but there was a church here before that is mentioned in the Domesday Book. Outstanding features include medieval pew ends, some of which have undergone conservation work at Lincoln University and are on display in the church. 15th century font, possibly damaged when Cromwell’s troops were stationed here in the Civil War prior to the Battle of Winceby. A medieval bell dating to 1490 stands at the back of the nave, where it was lowered from the tower in 1939. Recent major improvement include a water supply in church, kitchen facilities and a disabled toilet. On Saturday 3rd September there will be a Craft Fair in the church with a variety of stalls.
Opening times:
Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 10am-4pm
Postcode: PE22 8EP
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