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Minster Lovell
There is a lovely three arched bridge across the river, and a large village cricket ground beside the water. A short walk from the cricket ground brings you to the 14th century church of St Kenelm, and behind it, the ruins of Minster Lovell Hall (English Heritage). There was a manor house here as early as the 12th century, but the extensive remains that can be seen today date primarily from the house built for William Lovel in the 1430s. A dovecote and farm buildings built at the same time adjoin the ruins of the Hall. A lovely circular walk of approximately 3 miles in length is signposted from the Hall, following the Windrush valley towards Witney and then veering off to Crawley before returning to Minster Lovell. Images of Minster Lovell Click on a photo to see a larger image See also:
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