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Church of St. Mary


The parish church in Longframlington dates from c.1190, possibly on the site of an even earlier church. It was a chapel of ease to Felton until 1891; after which Longframlington became an independent parish. The church was carefully restored in the late nineteenth century retaining its fine Norman chancel arch, partly rebuilt 1882 by John Wardle of Newcastle.

Longframlington Church of England 12th Century Churches and Cathedrals Grade I Listed
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CHURCH OF ST MARY - Longframlington - List Entry
- "Parish church. c.ll9O perhaps incorporating earlier fabric; minor later medieval alterations; south porch dated 1749 but re-using medieval arch, west buttress dated 1740, C18 bellcote. Chancel partly rebuilt 1882 by …
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List grade: 1
List number: 1303513
Post code: NE65 8DL
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU1309401007

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