DescriptionSt. Mary's, Maulden , Eastern end - geograph.org.uk - 164469.jpg
English: St. Mary's, Maulden : Eastern end. The oldest parts of this church date from the C13th, but it was enlarged and partly rebuilt in 1859. The cost of this building work was largely borne by the Rector of the time, Charles Ward and the Duke of Bedford.
This church is built in the local chocolate-coloured stone (Cf. 136209 and 155592 )
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