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Egglesburn Baptist Chapel
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Eggleston Baptist Chapel
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Eggleston Baptist Chapel
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Egglesburn Baptist Chapel
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EGGLESTON BAPTIST CHURCH - List Entry
- "Baptist Chapel. Dated 1872 over door. Rock-faced coursed squared sandstone, in thinner courses towards top, with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof with rendered and stone chimneys. One storey, 5-bays, the …
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Plans to convert disused Egglesburn Baptist Church in Teesdale into three bedroom home
- Northern Echo, 9th January 2018. "A DISUSED chapel could be given fresh life as a family home. Michael Tarn, from Egglesburn, near Middleton-in-Teesdale, is seeking planning consent to convert Eggleston …
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List number: 1054852
List grade: 2
County: County Durham
Grid ref: NY9836924569

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