St. Mary's Church, in Charminster, United Kingdom, is a 12th century building. It is one of the oldest churches in the county of Dorset, located in a small village that dates back to prehistoric times. The church’s oldest features, such as its Romanesque font, are from the medieval era. Since then, the building has undergone constant renovations and now, it houses a unique collection of historic treasures. The 10th-century Dorset Cross, a statue of the Virgin Mary with outstretched arms, and many other artifacts are part of the unique experience of visiting St. Mary's Church. The building also has a remarkable stone tower and two beautiful stained-glass windows from the Victorian period. The churchyard features a large collection of mature trees, offering the perfect spot for a tranquil walk. Visitors can also observe a rare collection of pewter memorial plaques and more.
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