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The time of construction varied. In the North, churches were being built of wood, and these could be built in a summer. In poor parishes of much of Western Europe, there were still churches being built of wattle and daub on timber frames, and these could be built very quickly. A stone church typically took a number of years, and when we read the histories of the churches, we might find that 60 years was indeed the time that passed between breaking ground and the installation of the bell in the belfry, but typically, the church was in use for most of that time.
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∙ 14y agoFor ever. Most medieval religious building were constantly altered, added to, parts taken down and moved throughout their history. These are "high maintenance" buildings which are in a constant state of repair. They reflect the changes in architectural style and religious practices that have taken place over the years.
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