File:Cocking Parish Church - geograph.org.uk - 48855.jpg
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English: Cocking Parish Church. Cocking features in the Domesday Book and the earliest parts of its parish church date from the 11th century. Cocking's church is dedicated to Saint Catherine of Siena and containis a fragment of a medieval wall painting. |
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| Author | Nick Birch |
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