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'''Sports Teams'''<br />

'''Sports Teams'''<br />

Northampton Town Football Club - "The Cobblers"<br />

Northampton Town Football Club - "The Cobblers" (after Northampton's traditional manufacturing trade of shoemaking).<br />

Northamptonshire County Cricket Club - "The Steelbacks"<br />

Northamptonshire County Cricket Club - "The Steelbacks" (after the nickname for the Northamptonshire Regiment)<br />

Northampton Rugby Union Football Club - "The Saints"<br />

Northampton Rugby Union Football Club - "The Saints" (after the location of the club's ground in St James' End, Northampton, built upon the grounds of the mediaeval St James' Priory).<br />

'''Churches'''<br />

'''Churches'''<br />

St Peters - a fine example of an Anglo-Saxon church, once situated outside the castle walls (now near the railway station).<br />

St Peters - a fine example of an Anglo-Saxon church, once situated outside the castle walls (now near the railway station).<br />

St Giles - another fine Anglo-Saxon church in the centre of the town.<br />

St Giles - another fine Anglo-Saxon church in the centre of the town.<br />

All Saints - built upon the remains of the Norman cathedral, a fine neo-classical market town church, built about 1677.

All Hallows/All Saints - built upon the remains of the Norman cathedral, this is a fine neo-classical market town church, built about 1677.

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