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Croydon Minster
The church, with 15th century origins, was largely rebuilt c.1870 by Sir George Gilbert Scott after a severe fire, but some of the older walls remain. It is listed grade 1 (List Entry Number 1079319). It has historic associations with the Archbishops of Canterbury who had a palace nearby. Indeed Croydon was an isolated outpost of that Diocese as recently as 1980.
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