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  • Harrow: Church of St. Mary
    Harrow

    In Pinner stand the medieval church of St. John the Baptist and several 16th-century houses and barns. The present Bentley Priory (late 18th century) in Stanmore was the operational headquarters of the Royal Air Force during the Battle of Britain (1940–41) in World War II.

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    In Pinner stand the medieval church of St. John the Baptist and several 16th-century houses and barns. The present Bentley Priory (late 18th century) in Stanmore was the operational headquarters of the Royal Air Force during the Battle of Britain (1940–41) in World War II.

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