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St Mary the Virgin, Capel y Ffin

Located in Capel y Ffin, Powys. Built 1762; porch 1817; replacing a 15th-century chapel. Diocese of Swansea and Brecon. Grade II. Simple Georgian chapel style.

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St Thomas a Becket, Capel

Located in Capel, Kent. Built Norman origins; C13 chancel arch; C14/early C15 tower and nave roof; C19 refurbishment. Diocese of Rochester. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.

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St John the Baptist, Capel

Located in Capel, Surrey. Built C13; rebuilt and restored 1865. Diocese of Guildford. Grade II*. Gothic style.

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Canvey Island Methodist Church

Located in Canvey Island, Essex. Built First building opened 21 November 1953; larger sanctuary opened 11 June 1960; extended 1976 and refurbished 1996. Mid-20th-century dual-purpose Methodist church style.

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St Dunstan, Canterbury

Located in Canterbury, Kent. Built Late C11 or early C12 nave; C13–C15 enlargements; SE chapel rebuilt c.1524. Diocese of Canterbury. Grade I. Norman origins; Decorated and Perpendicular style.

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Canterbury Cathedral

Located in Canterbury, Kent. Built Crypt C11; choir 1175–84; nave 1378–1410; SW tower 1424–34; Bell Harry 1494–1503; NW tower 1832–41. Diocese of Canterbury. Grade I. Romanesque and Gothic style.

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St Mary, Canons Ashby

Located in Canons Ashby, Northamptonshire. Built Augustinian priory church founded 1147–51; surviving west bays 13th century; north-west tower mid-14th century; east and south walls post-Dissolution and early 18th century. Grade I. Early English west front; Decorated tower; Perpendicular west window style.

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