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Old Church of St Paul, Chatton


The former St Paul's Church in Catton is now a private dwelling.

"The Mission Church of St. Paul, at Catton, erected in 1901 is a building of stone in the Early English style, from designs by Messers. Hicks and Charlewood, architects of Newcastle, and has a turret containing one bell. The church affords 120 sittings. The Sunday School and parish vestry, erected in 1879, adjoin the churchyard."

Kelly's Directory of Northumberland, 1914
Catton 1901 Former Church
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The Former St Paul's Church, Catton
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Catton [0028-001]
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County: Northumberland
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