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English: All Saints Church, Bodalla, commorating Thomas Sutcliffe Mort and his wife Theresa Shepheard Mort. It was designed by Edmund Blacket. The foundation stone was laid by Marianne Mort, Thomas' second wife, on 18 March 1880. It was completed in 1901. The church has one of seven small Henry Willis & Sons organs, built in 1881 nd installed the following year. The church cost 13,000 Pounds Stirling to construct. |
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