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John Rickard
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Sunday, 15 December 2013
Church of St Michael's, Coxwold
The
church of St Michael's, Coxwold
, sits at the western end of the village. The current church was built in 1420-30 and is an unusually elegant church for the area, with a most impressive octagonal tower.
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