Upper Farringdon, All Saints Church 1907
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The church is famous for its association with the naturalist Gilbert White. He was curate here at one time, and used to preach in summer from the steps of a stone cross in the churchyard. Nearby is a large, redbrick building with towers, gables and terracotta panels. Massey's Folly, as it is known, was constructed by the eccentric Reverend Massey, a vicar of Farringdon between 1857 and 1919.
An extract from Hampshire Churches Photographic Memories.
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