Completely on its own, some way from this scattered village. Redundant and privately owned and restored. The north side is basically Norman with the wide south aisle added in the fourteenth century.
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[…] Andrew leading the prayers for forgiveness outside St. Nicholas in Great Munden, but God wasn’t listening. It turns out the church is a private building owned by a mate of Maurice! It’s in fine condition – good place for a Windmill Club party? https://hertfordshirechurches.wordpress.com/2013/01/18/st-nicholas-great-munden/ […]