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Church of Our Lady

Grid ref: SX 4746 7392

On walking routes: West Devon Way

Main image: Photo: N Chadwick, Wikimedia Commons

  • Period: Medieval
  • Status: Listed building (Historic England list entry 1105836)
  • Grid reference: SX 4746 7392 (approximate, from the listing's coordinates)

The full official description is in the Historic England record linked above.

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A close-up photograph from DartmoorPhotograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“Never are these inhospitable regions to be seen but in clouds.”

Also on Our DartmoorSir Edward Pellew, Viscount Exmouth — Royal Navy officer (1757-1833) who led the 1816 bombardment of Algiers and bought the Canonteign estate on Dartmoor's eastern edge in 1812. He is buried at Christow.

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Amid Devonia's Alps. Written by William Crossing in 1888.

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