DescriptionEdvin Loach Old Church - geograph.org.uk - 472516.jpg
English: Edvin Loach Old Church The nave of the old church at Edvin Loach. The church was replaced by the Victorians with St Mary's church which is situated in the same churchyard. The name Edvin Loach is derived from the de Loges family which owned the surrounding land in the late 11th century when the old church was built. Notice the herring bone masonry in the north wall on the right.
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