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Grid reference TL4313

near to Eastwick, Hertfordshire, England


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We have 11 images for TL4313
 : St. Mary's Church, Gilston by Melvyn Cousins St. Mary's Church, Gilston
 : St Mary, Gilston, Herts - Tower by John Salmon St Mary, Gilston, Herts - Tower
 : St Mary, Gilston - south side by Stephen Craven St Mary, Gilston - south side
The church is grade 1 listed and according to the list description was the 13th century church of what became a deserted medieval village, restored and enlarged in the 19th century.
 : Gilston church by Robin Webster Gilston church
St. Mary's.
 : St Mary, Gilston, Herts - East end by John Salmon St Mary, Gilston, Herts - East end
 : St Mary, Gilston, Herts - Porch by John Salmon St Mary, Gilston, Herts - Porch
 : St Mary, Gilston - north side by Stephen Craven St Mary, Gilston - north side
 : Four styles of building by Stephen Craven Four styles of building
A detail of St Mary's church Gilston TL4313 : St Mary, Gilston - north side showing the different architectural styles of the 13th century stone tower, later brick buttress, 19th century flint-faced south aisle and timber porch.
 : Gilston - church and cottages by Stephen Craven Gilston - church and cottages
The village of Gilston, abandoned in post-mediaeval times, now consists only of the restored church TL4313 : St Mary, Gilston - south side, a few cottages and Overhall Farm TL4413 : Overhall Farm.
 : Wheatfield and electricity towers, Gilston by Stephen Craven Wheatfield and electricity towers, Gilston
 : Bridleway west of Gilston Park by Stephen Craven Bridleway west of Gilston Park
The bridleway, carefully left by the farmer as a pleasant strip of grass at the edge of a wheatfield, runs along the western edge of the woodland that forms part of the Gilston Park estate.

 
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