"There are historical records of the church existing in C13 but the building fell heavily into ruin in the following centuries. The tower fell in mid C17 leaving the building as the chancel and ruined tower. The rebuilding of the church to its present form took place in mid C19 and reopened for worship in 1846. The rebuilding shortened the chancel to the west as can clearly be seen by the windows and rebuilt the nave and tower."

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Location: Pulloxhill, Central Bedfordshire, East Of England, England, United Kingdom

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