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St Mary, Corringham Church – The tower is described by Pevsner as "one of the most important Early Norman monuments in the county". This un-buttressed tower has two tiers of large flat blank niches below the parapet. The middle niche of the upper row on each side is pierced, and has a colonnette set in, as can be seen from this image. These pierced niches serve as a bell opening. The tower is topped by a pyramid roof.
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The tower is described by Pevsner as "one of the most important Early Norman monuments in the county".

This un-buttressed tower has two tiers of large flat blank niches below the parapet. The middle niche of the upper row on each side is pierced, and has a colonnette set in, as can be seen from this image. These pierced niches serve as a bell opening. The tower is topped by a pyramid roof.

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