St. George’s Church, Tiverton (Tiverton)

United Kingdom / England / Tiverton / Fore Street
 church, Grade I Listed (UK)
St. George’s Church, Tiverton, is a Grade 1 listed building. It was planned to provide a place of worship for religious dissenters, many of whom were fullers and weavers working in the adjacent St. Andrew Street, when strict enforcement of church attendance was planned by parliamentary Act under Queen Anne. It was designed by James Jones of London and built in warm yellow Ham stone in the early eighteenth century.
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Coordinates:   50°54'7"N   3°29'18"W
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