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      St Luke's Church, Gaddesby

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      • richard barratt

        Very pleasant church, visit to see the waterloo display If only I knew when it was open 3rd visit even on a Sunday, doors locked
        May 6th, 2022

      • Halina Gesicka


        Sep 9th, 2019

      • Ken Ducker

        A wonderful medieval church with what are said to be the oldest pews in the country. Great cornices and external decoration, and an engraved medieval alabaster tombstone within. Also a statue to Colonel Cheney, who had two horses shot from under him at Waterloo. The rafters are believed to be 'recycled' ships timbers.
        Mar 5th, 2018

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      St Luke's Church, Gaddesby

      St Luke's Church, Gaddesby is located at in Gaddesby, England LE7 4WE. St Luke's Church, Gaddesby can be contacted via phone at (166) 484-0245 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      Q What is the phone number for St Luke's Church, Gaddesby?

      A The phone number for St Luke's Church, Gaddesby is: (166) 484-0245.

      Q Where is St Luke's Church, Gaddesby located?

      A St Luke's Church, Gaddesby is located at , Gaddesby, eng LE7 4WE

      Q What is the internet address for St Luke's Church, Gaddesby?

      A The website (URL) for St Luke's Church, Gaddesby is: http://www.gaddesby.org.uk/village-organisations/church/

      Q How is St Luke's Church, Gaddesby rated?

      A St Luke's Church, Gaddesby has a 5.0 Star Rating from 2 reviewers.

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      St Luke's Church, Gaddesby

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      richard barratt on Google

      image Very pleasant church, visit to see the waterloo display
      If only I knew when it was open 3rd visit even on a Sunday, doors locked

      Halina Gesicka on Google

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      Ken Ducker on Google

      image A wonderful medieval church with what are said to be the oldest pews in the country. Great cornices and external decoration, and an engraved medieval alabaster tombstone within. Also a statue to Colonel Cheney, who had two horses shot from under him at Waterloo. The rafters are believed to be 'recycled' ships timbers.

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