St Andrew's Church, Cranford
Cranford, United Kingdom
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St Andrew's Church in Cranford, Northamptonshire, is a redundant Anglican church built in 1101, combining Norman and English Gothic architectural styles with later Gothic Revival elements. Constructed of ironstone and limestone with lead detailing, the church stands in the grounds of Cranford Hall, positioned to the southwest of the house. Now Grade II* listed and no longer in active use, it is maintained by the Churches Conservation Trust.
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- Built
- Type
- church building, redundant church
- Materials
- ironstone, limestone, lead
- Heritage
- Grade II* listed building
- Place
- Cranford, United Kingdom
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