Benchmark, St Andrew - Thringstone, Leicestershire - European Historic Survey Stones, Monuments and Benchmarks on Waymarking.com

Cut (?) benchmark on St Andrew's church, Thringstone.

This cut (although it looks more scratched than cut) benchmark can be found on the left of the main entrance. South west angle butress, east side.

Description:
BUTT ST ANDREWS CH E SIDE MAIN ST S FACE SW ANG
Height
118.281
Order
3
Datum
'N'
Verified year
1963
Metres above ground
0.500

As listed on the ordnance survey benchmark locator.

"Built in 1862 from the designs of James Piers, the Church has a beautiful simplicity of design. Many of our visitors admire the interior. In the Church grounds can be found the tomb of the philanthropist Charles Booth of Grace Dieu."

SOURCE - (visit link)

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Date Logged Log User Rating   10/12/2017 Alancache visited it