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Cemetery –
behind the Church looking up the hill towards Ipplepen Road
Churchyard –
higher entrance leading to the proposed churchyard extension at the top of Church Hill where it meets the Ipplepen Road
Entrance Porch –
extending a warm welcome to all those who enter
Church Interior-
showing the sanctuary and the north east window
Church Interior –
a happy band of bell ringers in the tower; the tower houses six bells
Church of St John Baptist –
breaking the skyline when viewed from the lower part of Church Hill, built by the Gilbert family of Compton
Church Interior –
showing the south side aisle and chapel at the far end
Entrance Gate and Porch –
off Church Hill southern elevation
Entrance Gate to Porch –
a welcomed sight especially in bad weather
Lych-gate and Steps –
alternative entrance to the Church on its north side, located close to the village car park
Marldon Parish Church –
showing the new churchyard extension in the foreground and the green hills which surround the village in the distance
Notice Board –
located beside the lych-gate on Church Hill
Rooftops –
belonging to some of the old cottages in the old part of the village below the cemetery
The Tower –
built from local limestone and granite
Parish Church Tower –
and village properties as seen from Jubilee Meadow to the east
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