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A delightful village of thatched cottages and a pretty church.
St Peters Church (Cambridgeshire Historic Churches Trust)
This 14th century church, on the banks of the river Snail, still retains its 13th century chancel and south aisle. Major features include the 'hammer bean and tie beam" nave roof with figures suspended from it, a 600 year old font, pews with poppy heads and two medieval oak screens. The round tower thought to be Norman, is almost unique outside Norfolk and Suffolk.
- Type:
- Landmark