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Church of St Mary


The disused church at Embleton, County Durham, was built in Medieval times, but largely rebuilt in 1860.[1] This is a Grade II Listed building.

Embleton Grade II Listed Former Church
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Embleton Church, County Durham
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Former Chapel-of-Ease, Embleton
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Former Chapel-of-Ease, Embleton
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Disused Chapel-at-Ease, Embleton
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Ruins of St Mary's Church, Embleton
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Disused church at Embleton
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Gravestones at abandoned church at Embleton
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Disused Chapel-at-Ease, Embleton
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Disused Chapel-at-Ease, Embleton
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CHURCH OF ST MARY - Embleton, County Durham - List Entry
- 'Redundant church. Medieval but largely rebuilt in 1860. Mainly rubble with mid C19 dressed limestone quoins, window and door surrounds; Welsh slate roof. Continuous, aisleless 4-bay nave and chancel. Early …
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List number: 1159838
List grade: 2
County: County Durham
Grid ref: NZ4211629848

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