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The remains of that church can still be seen from the A149 on a hillside just outside Hunstanton;\n\nSt. Peter's Church, Ringstead Magna, which was demolished, apart from its 12th century round tower, sometime after being decommissioned in 1771;\n\nFinally, the current building, St. Andrew's Church, Ringstead, much of which dates back to the early 14th century. 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