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List number: 1044822
List grade: 2*
Grid ref: NY9331165715
 

Church of St John Lee, Acomb


The Parish Church of St John Lee, in Acomb, Northumberland, is a Grade II* listed building.

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The Parish Church of St John Lee
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St. John Lee - stained glass window (5)
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St. John Lee (2)
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The Chancel, St. John Lee
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Lych gate, St. John Lee
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South door, St. John Lee
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St. John Lee - stained glass window (3)
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CHURCH OF ST.JOHN OF BEVERLEY - Ascomb - List Entry
- "Parish Church. On medieval site, rebuilt 1843 by John Dobson, remodelled and chancel added 1886 by William S. Hicks. Squared tooled stone with ashlar dressings. Chancel roof lead, nave lead ...
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St. John Lee - Calvary
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St. John Lee - stained glass window (4)
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St John Lee Church 2
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St John Lee Church 1
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St. John Lee - mediaeval stones (foot of the tower)
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Cup and ring stone in St John Lee church
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St. John Lee - interior
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World War II Memorial, St John Lee Lychgate
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