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Ninety seconds on Christ Church, Warwick
Come on a Sunday morning, the one time the doors are sure to be open. The sermon is still preached from a mahogany pulpit built by James Williams a few years after he was freed from slavery.
A small cedar pulpit, probably as old as the congregation, stands beside the mahogany one. Only the northern of the church's three galleries remains, and the stained glass dates from the 1920s.
After the service, walk the graveyard from the path. James Williams's grave is number 150, in the north-east corner, and soldiers who died of yellow fever lie near the north gate.
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