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Temple Guiting, United Kingdom

St Faith, Farmcote

Temple Guiting, United Kingdom

St Faith, Farmcote
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St Faith, Farmcote is a small limestone chapel in the hamlet of Farmcote, Gloucestershire, two miles northwest of Temple Guiting, dating to around 1050 in the early Norman period. Built of limestone rubble, the structure originally comprised a rectangular nave and chancel, though the chancel was later demolished. The surviving Saxo-Norman nave retains a damaged doorway and a rare double bellcote, features that distinguish this modest rural church. Designated Grade I listed by English Heritage, it stands as a remarkable relic of early medieval ecclesiastical architecture.

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Type
church building
Heritage
Grade I listed building
Place
Temple Guiting, United Kingdom

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