Newbury, St Nicolas' Church c.1960
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N61087

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During the Civil War, the parish church of St Nicolas was occupied by the Parliamentary troops and used as a prison, a hospital, and a guard room. Much of the church was vandalised and defaced at this time with lead stripped from the nave and aisle roofs. Even the weathercock was pulled down.
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