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St John the Baptist Church, Royston - Vintage Hertfordshire Postcard
St John the Baptist Church, Royston - Vintage Hertfordshire Postcard
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A charming vintage postcard featuring the Church of St John the Baptist in Royston, Hertfordshire, viewed through an avenue of bare trees and ornate wrought-iron entrance gates.
The striking image shows the church's impressive tower and spire rising above the surrounding trees, with its arched entrance and architectural details creating an atmospheric historic scene.
The Church of St John the Baptist has a fascinating history. Originally the church of an Augustinian priory founded in the second half of the 12th century, it later became the parish church following the Dissolution. Today it is a Grade I listed building.
The front is captioned “23. Royston Church, W.” and identifies the card as part of Robert H. Clark's Series.
Postcard details:
- Location: St John the Baptist Church, Melbourn Street, Royston, Hertfordshire
- Subject: Historic church and architecture
- Publisher: Robert H. Clark's Series
- Reference: No. 23
- Printing: Printed in Saxony
- Postal status: Unposted, with unused stamp box
- Condition: Vintage condition, with some age-related discolouration, marks and minor edge and corner wear. Please see photographs for the full condition.
An attractive postcard for collectors of historic churches, Hertfordshire views, religious architecture and vintage British postcards.
- Original vintage postcard — not a reproduction.
- Free UK Second Class Royal Mail postage.
- Payment accepted via PayPal or Shop Pay.
The photographs show the actual postcard for sale.
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