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Church of St George, Mickley


St George's Church near Mickley in Northumberland was originally built in 1823 as a chapel of ease within the ancient parish of Ovingham. It served the hamlet of High Mickley and adjacent farms.[1] The church was largely rebuilt and extended by J.S. Hicks in 1884-1886 to accommodate the growth in population due to the development of local coal mines by the Mickley Coal Company (established in 1866). Mickley became a parish in its own right in 1867. The church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.[2]

Mickley Churches and Cathedrals Mickley, 1848 Grade II Listed Historic Buildings and Monuments in Prudhoe Civil Parish 1886
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St George's Church, Mickley Square
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CHURCH OF ST GEORGE - Mickley - List Entry
- "Parish church. Originally 1825 but now almost entirely 1886 by J.S. Hicks. Random rubble with ashlar dressings and red tile roof. Nave, chancel, south porch, south chapel, north vestry and …
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Bywell, Mickley and Stocksfield Anglican churches
- "...the website of the Anglican churches serving the residents of Broomley, Bywell, Cherryburn, Hedley on the Hill, High Mickley, Mickley Square, Stocksfield and West Mickley.-...There are three church buildings - …
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List number: 1044950
List grade: 2
Post code: NE43 7LS
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NZ0755661685

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