ST MARY, STOW
St Mary, Stow is a Grade I listed building, achieving the status on 16 December 1964.
The building was constructed and added to in 1034-49, 1090, 1150, 1170, C13th, early C15th with the chancel restored 1850-2. The remainder restored 1864-7, both times by J. L. Pearson. A final restoration took place in 1983.
The building is made up of a nave, north-west vestry, north stair turret, north and south transepts, crossing tower and a rectangular chancel.
St Mary is one of the major examples of Anglo Saxon architecture in the country.
It is also usually open and has a pop up Post Office at least once a week.
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THE CACHE
Look for the female who is interred at Round Hill, Alberta. She died in the year ABCD aged EF years.
The cache can be found at:
N 53 19. (C+E) (D-F) (B-C)
W 000 40. E (D-C-F) (B-C)
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