St John the Baptist, Hagley, Worcestershire
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This parish church has 13th century origins. It was partly rebuilt 1754-6 by Sanderson Miller, the north aisle and arcade added in 1828 by Rickman and it was partly rebuilt and re-modelled again in 1858-65 by Street
The most notable monument in the church is that by by Roubiliac to Lucy Lyttleton, died 1747, to a design by Sir Charles Frederick with a putto seated next to an urn.
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This parish church has 13th century origins. It was partly rebuilt 1754-6 by Sanderson Miller, the north aisle and arcade added in 1828 by Rickman and it was partly rebuilt and re-modelled again in 1858-65 by Street
The most notable monument in the church is that by by Roubiliac to Lucy Lyttleton, died 1747, to a design by Sir Charles Frederick with a putto seated next to an urn.
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