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Chesterfield Parish Church, nave and lobby. By David Charlesworth
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The card is A5 size with a detailed caption only inside “Blank inside for any occasion”.
No one knows quite how long there has been a church in Chesterfield but a church is listed in the Lincoln Chartulary in 1093-4 as having existed around 1042-1066. What is certain is that Chesterfield had a mother church in 1234 and that much of the work on the building we know today was completed around 1370.
The spire was added around 1362-1400. The lean and twist is a result of unseasoned wood and the uneven expansion and contraction of the lead. It is currently 2.9 metres (9ft 6in) from true centre with a 45 degree twist.
Paper is a highly sustainable resource and all our cards are produced in England using EU paper from managed forests and recycled fiber.
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