St Swithin's Church

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by Jules & Jenny from Lincoln, UK

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St Swithin's Church in Lincoln, United Kingdom, is a historic Anglican church with roots that trace back to the medieval period. The church is named after St Swithin, a 9th-century Anglo-Saxon bishop of Winchester renowned for his piety and posthumous miracle-working reputation. The current building, largely rebuilt in the 19th century, showcases Gothic Revival architecture and features a prominent spire that is a notable landmark in the city.

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