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In 1793 Thomas Telford, the County surveyor, was building the ‘new bridge’ at the east of the town, and he was called in to suggest a remedy for the walls of the church leaning outwards. He had brick buttresses built. These were changed to stone during the Gilbert Scott restoration in the 1870s. More here - http://pages.cleoburycountry.com/fosmc
Lauri Lindsay The local legend was that the spire would straighten if a virgin was married in the church.
Paul Starling Not a chance now-a-days!
Paul Nicholas Williamson I also rang the bells here, the vicar was a bit of a lad as he would dash across the road after morning service with a lighted fag and straight into the Kings Arms for a half pint or two.
Keith Ison Nothing wrong with a couple of glasses of holy water!
Trev Teasdel No wonder the steeple is wonky!!
Photo by Keith Ison |
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