Minchinhampton, Holy Trinity Church c.1960
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M83064

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The most striking feature of Holy Trinity church is its truncated spire, which was snipped in 1563 for fear of collapse. Situated high up on the eastern edge of the 580-acre Minchinhampton Common, now in the care of the National Trust, this attractive old cloth town is rich in the variety and architectural style of its buildings.
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