This is a very interesting church here in Dalby. Its origins are Norman; it was built in the 11th century, but then significantly rebuilt. The Chancel here is from the early 15th century: castellated, with 4-feet thick walls, it's an unusual structure in this part of England.

If you like small village churches with a sense of simple history to them, you will not be disappointed by this one.

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Location: Dalby-Cum-Skewsby, Hambleton, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire And The Humber, England, United Kingdom

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