File:St Mary's church - the altar - geograph.org.uk - 1509665.jpg
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English: St Mary's church - the altar. Ashby is a small hamlet located on the Suffolk/Norfolk border. St Mary's church stands isolated surrounded by farmland about 0.4 mile south of a small, dispersed cluster of houses, which is all that is left of Ashby village. The village was deserted at around 1600. The church > 1507383 can be reached by a farm track which forms a section of the Angles Way, turning off Blocka Road by Ashby Hall farm > 1507368 where the Ashby village sign stands. The medieval village was located immediately to the north of the church > 1509593. It was deserted around 1600. St Mary's is a flint church with a long nave and chancel in one, covered with a thatched roof, and a tower which is round for about 3 metres heigth at the base, and octagonal above > 1509640. Nave and chancel > 1509652 date from the 13th century but there used to be an older church on this site. The font > 1509679 is Norman. The church is kept locked but a key is available. |
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