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Church of All Saints


All Saints is the parish church of Rothbury. The current church building dates from the 13th century, with restoration in 1850. However, it is a more ancient place of worship; the font in the church has a pedestal which once formed part of an Anglo Saxon cross dating around 800 AD. All Saints Church is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Rothbury Grade II* Listed Churches and Cathedrals Historic Buildings and Monuments in Rothbury Rothbury Parish, 1848
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Interior of All Saints Church, Rothbury, Northumberland
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The ancient font in All Saints Church, Rothbury
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CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS - Rothbury - List Entry
- "Parish Church, on important Pre-Conquest site. Chancel and east walls of transepts C13, chancel north arcade late C14; remainder 1849-50 by G. Pickering, except for chancel vestries of 1887 and …
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- "....There was probably an ancient foundation here, according to the guidebook the Anglo-Saxons this was a royal burgh. Perhaps the original church was destroyed by the Vikings or the Normans, …
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All Saints, Rothbury
- "This is an ancient place of worship – the Gospel has been preached here for probably 1,200 years. The Anglo-Saxons had a royal burgh here and the existence of the …
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List number: 1371119
List grade: 2*
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU0577201657

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