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Church of St Maurice, Eglingham
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Eglingham Parish Church
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Church of St Maurice, Eglingham
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Graveyard Church of St Maurice, Eglingham
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The Church of St Maurice in Eglingham
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St Maurice Churchyard, Eglingham, Northumberland.
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Church of St. Maurice, Eglingham
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CHURCH OF ST MAURICE - Eglingham - List Entry
- "Parish church. Fabric of uncertain medieval date in nave, north chapel and chancel; west tower later C13; nave and chancel partly rebuilt c.1650; south wall of nave rebuilt again late …
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St Maurice, Eglingham
- "In the 12th century Ceolwulf, the Saxon king of Northumbria, granted the hamlet of Eglingham to the monastery at Lindisfarne. A church was built on this site of which only …
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EGLINGHAM CHURCH OF ST MAURICE
- "Eglingham Church of St Maurice has been described as a probable Pele Tower, and also as a Fortified Ecclesiastical site although is doubtful that it was such...."
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List number: 1041975
List grade: 2*
Post code: NE66 2TX
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU1061619463

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