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The replacement nave dates from 1664 after the rebuilding of the crossing tower, which collapsed in 1660 also destroying the northern aisle. A master mason called John Orum cut his initials (reading apparently "I.O.") into the northern jamb of the double-chamfered tower arch in 1664. The three-stage
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were discovered in 1986. The skeleton is one of the most complete mammoth skeletons ever to be found in the UK and has been dated at 14,000 years old, later than the animals had been previously thought to survive in Europe. There is a model of the
Condover mammoth skeleton at the
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Condover becoming a successful farming community throughout medieval times. There are still several active geological fault lines underlying the area and on 2 April 1990 Condover experienced an earthquake, measuring 5.4 on the
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Condover stands in the lee of an outcropping spur, consisting of a Pre-Cambrian limestone and sandstone sedimentary rock extension of the
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Condover Hall School for the Blind until 2005. Sold to the private Priory Educational Group, the hall later became home to Condover Horizon School for
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visited Shrewsbury to meet his brother-in-law, Prince
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is thought to have been based, was born at Condover.
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1103:Brass plaque (north wall) to Flight Lieutenant
16:Village and civil parish in Shropshire, England
1819:Shropshire War Memorials, Sites of Remembrance
1766:Shropshire War Memorials, Sites of Remembrance
1714:. Oxford University Press. 2004. p. 949.
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