DescriptionSaint John Of Beverley Church, Whatton - geograph.org.uk - 84769.jpg
English: Saint John Of Beverley Church, Whatton. In 1808 the south transept was destroyed. The chancel was rebuilt 3ft shorter in 1846. Tower rebuilt in 1870 as it was in a dangerous condition.
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