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Church of St Paul, Seaton


St Paul's Church on Church Road in Seaton, Cumbria, was built in 1882, designed by George Watson of Keswick. The church opened in July 1883. It was originally built as a Chapel of Ease to the Parish Church of St Peter's in Camerton, to cater for the growing population of Seaton.

Seaton Church of St Peter, Camerton Churches and Cathedrals 1833
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Seaton – St Paul’s Church
- "St Paul’s Church Seaton – 1883 by George Watson of Keswick. There is a small NE tower, and a polygonal apse. There are three single stained glass windows in the …
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Seaton Churches
- Website of The Parish of Camerton and Seaton with West Seaton in the Diocese of Carlisle. This covers St Peter's (Camerton), St Paul's (Seaton), and Seaton Methodist Chapel.
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Church of St Peter, Camerton
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Church of St Peter, Camerton
- Overview About St Peter's Church Map St Peter's Church is located bend in the River Derwent, about half a mile south of the village of Camerton in Cumbria. There has …

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County: Cumbria
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