Boston Stump

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Anglican church landmark medieval church building parish church

Boston Stump is the popular name for St Botolph's Church, a prominent medieval parish church in Boston, Lincolnshire, famed for its towering, landmark tower.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Anglican church → landmark → medieval church building → parish church →
architecturalStyle	Perpendicular Gothic →
buildingMaterial	stone →
category	Churches in Lincolnshire → Gothic architecture in Lincolnshire → Grade I listed churches in Lincolnshire →
cityLandmarkOf	Boston, Lincolnshire →
constructionPeriod	medieval period →
country	England →
dedicatedTo	Saint Botolph →
denomination	Church of England →
diocese	Diocese of Lincoln NERFINISHED →
function	parish church →
hasClock	tower clock →
hasFeature	large nave → ring of bells → stained glass windows →
hasNickname	The Stump →
hasObservationArea	tower viewing platform →
hasOrgan	pipe organ →
hasPart	tower →
hasView	The Fens →
heritageDesignation	Grade I listed building →
heritageDesignationCountry	United Kingdom NERFINISHED →
locatedIn	Boston, Lincolnshire → East Midlands → Lincolnshire → United Kingdom →
locatedNear	River Witham NERFINISHED →
namedAfter	Saint Botolph of Thorney →
notableFor	landmark visible for many miles → tall tower →
officialName	St Botolph’s Church →
parish	Boston →
popularNameOf	St Botolph’s Church, Boston →
province	Province of Canterbury →
religion	Christianity →
touristAttractionIn	Boston, Lincolnshire →
towerHeight	approximately 272 feet → approximately 83 metres →
usedFor	Christian worship → community events → tourism →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
St Botolph's Church, Boston → The Stump →	alsoKnownAs
Boston town centre →	contains