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Cross House and Church View, Bowes


Cross House and Church View are a pair of houses, with a central segmental archway, located on The Street in Bowes. They date from c.1840 with later alterations. Together, Cross House and Church View are Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. Cross House (the house on the left) derives it's name from the Medieval Wayside Cross situated in it's front garden. Church View (on the right) have a good view of St Giles Church

Bowes Medieval Wayside Cross, Bowes Historic Buildings and Monuments in Bowes Civil Parish
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Cross House and Church View - Bowes - List Entry
- Pair of houses. Circa 1840 with later alterations. Tooled, squared rubble. Stone-flagged roof and stone chimney stacks. Cross House to left. 2 storeys. Wide 3-bay front with flush quoins to …
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Medieval Wayside Cross, Bowes
- Overview Map Street View The substantial remains of a Medieval wayside cross are located in the front garden of Cross House, on the north side of The Street in Bowes. …

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List number: 1323028
List grade: 2
County: County Durham
Grid ref: NY9925913566

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