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Memorials of Old Lincolnshire

Note 76 — THE TOWN AND CHURCH OF GRANTHAM

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Colonel Welby suggests that the niches, of which traces remain in the east wall of the outer part of the north porch, were intended for a holy-water stoup and almsbox at the foot of the stair. They have also been supposed to indicate the presence of an altar in this part of the porch; but this is less probable.

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