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St Patrick's Church
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Patterdale Church
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St Patrick's Church, Patterdale, Sign
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St Patrick's Church, Patterdale - an Anglican Methodist church
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St.Patricks church, Patterdale
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St Patrick's church, Patterdale
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St Patrick's church amidst the richest flora
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St Patrick's Church in Patterdale
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St Patrick's church, Patterdale
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St. Patrick's church, Patterdale
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Church of St. Patrick, Patterdale
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Church of St Patrick - Patterdale - List Entry
- "The Church of St Patrick, Patterdale was built in 1853, and consecrated by the Bishop of Carlisle in November of the same year. Built to replace an earlier church of …
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Anthony Salvin (1799 -1881)
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Anthony Salvin (1799 -1881)
- Overview About Anthony Salvin Anthony Salvin, born in Sunderland Bridge in 1779, was an architect who developed an expertise in restoring medieval buildings, castles and country houses, as well as building …

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List number: 1404461
List grade: 2
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY3928816117

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