What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: All Saints' Church. This Grade I church is an outstanding example of Anglo Saxon architecture. Amongst a number of changes, a spire was added in the 14th century which was struck by lightning in the 18th century. The stone engraving near the entrance is known as the Brixworth Eagle and is probably from the Roman villa to the north. The west tower has a ring of six bells dating from1622 with the most recent addition cast in 1993. Recorded plaque organisation: Brixworth Heritage Trail.
All Saints' Church is an outstanding example of Anglo-Saxon architecture, featuring elements like the Brixworth Eagle, which links it to a nearby Roman villa, and a ring of six bells dating back to 1622.
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