Churches of Bedfordshire Spawn the city of the future

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Churches of Bedfordshire Spawn the city of the futureThe Saxons put the county of Bedfordshire on the map, and signs of the earliest churches from this period remain today. Church building continued after the Norman Conquest, not least the foundation of the Abbey at Elstow by William the Conquerors niece, Judith of Lens, towards the end of the eleventh century. One of Bedfordshires most famous sons, John Bunyan, was baptised in the church of St Mary and St Helena, at Elstow, over 500 years later, just