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Former Methodist Chapel, Dye House
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Former Primitive Methodist Chapel, Dye House
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Date stone and sundial at the former Primitve Methodist Chapel, Dye House
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Primitive Methodist Chapel, Dye House
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METHODIST CHAPEL - Dye House - List Entry
- "Methodist Chapel, dated 1865. Rubble except for coursed stone south front, with dressings and tooled-and-margined quoins; slate roof. Gabled south front has 2 20-pane round-arched sashes with patterned glazing bars …
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Dyehouse Primitive Methodist Chapel Hexham Northumberland
- "Dyehouse is in a rural area on the south side of Hexham. It was once the site of camp meetings before a chapel was built here in 1830. In 1865 …
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List number: 1155839
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY9361558490

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