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St Mary's Church, Little Strickland (2)
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St Mary's Church, Little Strickland
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CHURCH OF ST MARY - Little Stickland - List Entry
- "Parish church. 1814. Roughcast walls with V-jointed red sandstone quoins, on chamfered plinth, under graduated greenslate roof. 3-bay nave/chancel with west open bellcote and west porch....Nave has large 2-light pointed-arched …
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St Mary Thrimby
- "The Church of St. Mary Thrimby is situated in the rural farming village of Little Strickland. It is a medieval church, first restored in 1686, then in 1813 moved from …
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Little Strickland (Thrimby) – St Mary’s Church
- "St Mary’s church, 1814, was built in Little Strickland, after the church in nearby Thrimby was demolished because the land was needed for agricultural purposes...."
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List number: 1356170
List grade: 2
Post code: CA10 3EG
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY5625319734

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