The Parish Church of St Peter and St. Paul was built in the 14th century. The tower was erected during the 16th century and the crenellations (battlements) and pinnacles added in 1827. Inside the Church the galleries were built North side 1710 and South side1724. In 1866 local solicitor and Gent, Mr. George Cooch along with his sister Anne gave £500 for a new organ. The organ was fitted in August of that year and a brass plaque commemorates the gift. If you turn left by the north porch, the oldest part of the church, you will come across a row of almshouses, built in 1763 by John Revis a Charing Cross draper who made good in London and whose family came from Newport.
Once you get to the church, have a look at the noticeboard by the north west door (the cache coordinates).
The phone number of the parish office is AB11CD.
Now proceed round the church in a clockwise direction. At the north east corner, you'll find the grave of Walter Beaty.
He died on EF May 1GHJ.
Finally find the gravestone of Thomas Brown. It's in the path at the south west corner of the church.
Thomas departed this life on September KL 1MNP.
The cache can be found at N52 0L.(E+1)(B-1)G W000 CP.(K+2)(H-1)P
You are looking for a small tub wrapped in black duct tape.
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