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Normanton Church

Normanton Church is full of history and is a fascinating visit - if it's too far away, take a look here.

Normanton Church in Rutland was designed by Thomas Cundy and built in the 1820's. Take a look around this beautiful building and one of the county's gems.

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Welford Road
Leicester Market
Oakham Market Square
Oakham Castle
Leicester Cathedral
Jain Temple
Masjid Umar mosque
Shree Jalaram Prathana Mandal

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FACTS

The church, with semicircular portico and tower, was built in 1826-29 and was designed by Thomas Cundy, then architect to the Grosvenor estate in Westminster

The original site of Normanton Church (St Matthew's Church as it was once known) would have placed it below the proposed water line of Rutland Water

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