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Posts tagged with "Anglo-Saxon"

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St Cuthbert, Billingham

Located in Billingham, County Durham. Built Nave probably C9; tower C10, top late C14; aisles C12–C13; chancel rebuilt 1939. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon; medieval style.

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St Cuthbert, Bewcastle

Located in Bewcastle, Cumbria. Built C13; west tower 1792; alterations 1901. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade II*. Medieval nave with Georgian tower style.

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St John the Baptist, Barnack

Located in Barnack, Cambridgeshire. Built Early C11 tower; late C12 to early C14 nave, aisles and chancel. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon tower; Romanesque and Gothic style.

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St Andrew, Aycliffe

Located in Aycliffe, County Durham. Built Anglo-Saxon nave fabric; Transitional work c.1190; south aisle c.1220; restored 1881–82. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon and Early English style.

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St James, Avebury

Located in Avebury, Wiltshire. Built Late Anglo-Saxon nave c.950–1000; 12th-century aisles; 15th-century tower; chancel restored 1879. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon nave with Norman doorway and Perpendicular tower style.

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