This church is a Grade I listed building. The present look of it dates back to 1774 when it was built of flint rubble and local Totternhoe stone at the cost of £29 7s (this sum meant something quite different back then!). I find the church looking quite unusual - the stone makes it look quite massive and imposing.

A great place to stop. There is a bench in the churchyard if you need a proper break.

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

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