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Church of St. Mary, Nunthorpe


The Church of St Mary is located to the east on Nunthorpe and was built 1924-1926 by Temple Moore and Leslie Moore. Until 1926 , St Mary's was built when Nunthorpe became a parish, before then Nunthorpe was part of the parish of Great Ayton.

Nunthorpe Grade II Listed Churches and Cathedrals
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Church of St Mary the Virgin
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Temple Moore's design was built after his death
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St. Mary the Virgin, Nunthorpe
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St. Mary's Church, Nunthorpe
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Nunthorpe Church
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CHURCH OF ST. MARY - Nunthorpe - List Entry
- "Church 1924/26 by Temple Moore and Leslie T. Moore. Dressed sandstone with double-chamfered plinth. Plain clay tiled roofs. Cruciform with tower over crossing; south and west porches and clerestoried chancel …
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St Mary's Nunthorpe
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List number: 1139841
List grade: 2
Grid ref: NZ5402514031
District: Tees Valley
Post code: TS7 0PD

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