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near to Croxton Kerrial, Leicestershire, England

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	Croxton Lane leaving Croxton Kerrial by Tim Heaton Heading north to Knipton
	Six Top Road by Phil Richards There is an OS benchmark SK8329 : Benchmark on #6 Top Road on the front of the cottage
	Water Stoup by Richard Croft Holy water stoup in the porch Link of St.Botolph & St.John the Baptist's church at Croxton Kerrial
	Bench mark, The Old Forge, Croxton Kerrial by Alan Murray-Rust See Link for location.
	The Church of Ss Botolph & John the Baptist: North Arcade by Bob Harvey The arches and clerestory of the 14th century
	Entrance to field west of Croxton Lane by Andrew Tatlow
	Croxton Kerrial playing field by Kate Jewell This village has a large, well used playing field. There is a pavilion, cricket ground, football pitch, children's play equipment and a BMX/skateboard ramp (out of shot).
	Donations brass of 1683, Croxton Kerrial Church by J.Hannan-Briggs Edward Hallam, citizen of London, and details of his donations, including 4/6ths to the poor!
	Croxton Kerrial: Church Lane - 1 by John Sutton Bottesford blue glazed pantiles on the limestone cottages and plain red clay ones on the brick house.
	The Peacock at Croxton Kerrial by JThomas
	Croxton Kerrial 12thC Medieval Manor House: excavations (8) by Kate Jewell The Croxton Kerrial manor house. To the south of the tithe barn is the manor house with its great hall (in the foreground) which would have been open to the roof. It is thought that the lord and lady of the manor most likely had a private... (more)
	Church of St Botolph and St John the Baptist, Croxton Kerrial by Alan Murray-Rust Medieval bench ends along the central aisle of the nave.