All Saints Church Pusey is a small village church which is rather unusual in its beautiful Georgian style and architecture - it was rebuilt by the Pusey estate in the late 18th Century.
The Grade II listed All Saints’ Church was built in 1744 by John Allen Pusey and stands in the grounds of Pusey House. Cruciform in shape, the church is notable for its classical simplicity and has changed very little since it was built. It has especially vivid acoustics.
Built with limestone ashlar to the west porch, with dressed and coursed limestone rubble elsewhere. There are also ashlar quoins to other walls. Features include transeptal north and south chapels, with a west tower (C19) and porch. The windows are Venetian in style and are located in the end walls of both chapels.
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At the given co-ords you will find a square stone plaque inset into the wall of the church
It is in memory of Henry Richard Florey who died on 5th June 190A aged 2B
At waypoint one you will find the ancient tomb of Richard Pusey who died in Aug 165C aged D4
At waypoint two you will find a pair of iron gates which have E cross and F fleur-de-lys on each gate
The cache is located at - N 51° 39. (E+F) (D) (A)' W 1° 28. (F) (B) (C)'
Checksum for all the numbers in the final coordinates is 56
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