CHURCH OF ST HILDA - Hartlepool - List Entry

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"Church, c.1200, incorporating remains of early C12 church, on site of C7 monastery; aisles partly rebuilt C15; restored c.1724 and mid C19 by C. Hodgson Fowler; chancel partly rebuilt c.1870 by J.B. Pritchett (Darlington) and 1925/32 by W.D. Caroe, in Early English style, when whole church was restored. Mid C13 tower, restored 1838, 1893 and 1930. Late C13 Galilee chapel restored 1928; south porch 1932. Dressed limestone with roofs of Westmorland slate; stone slates to porch. Clearstoried and aisled nave and chancel...."
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Link: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1263355
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