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| Stickford, St Helen* |
A grade II* listed church dedicated to St Helen. On show are medieval graffiti, unique medieval poppyheads and a medieval bell. Part of the church dates from 13th century. Major restoration was undertaken by James Fowler in 1853. The chancel, rebuilt in 1880s, was designed by the
celebrated London-based architect, Samuel Tuelon. A servery and toilet were installed recently. The church is used for services twice a month, coffee mornings, village markets and craft fairs. Open daily with a well-stocked second-hand bookshop, toilet and facilities to make a drink. Craft fair 10-2 Saturday, 5th September.
Opening times 5-6th September
Saturday 10am-3pm
Sunday 10am-3pm (unmanned)
Postcode: PE22 8EP
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