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Church at Whitworth Park
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Whitworth Parish Church
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Whitworth Parish Church, Porch
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Tomb at Whitworth Parish Church
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Whitworth Parish Church
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Whitworth Parish Church, Tomb
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Whitworth Parish Church, Tomb
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Parish Church, Whitworth
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Whitworth Parish Church, Graveyard
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Whitworth Parish Church, Sign
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Tomb at Whitworth Parish Church
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Whitworth Parish Church
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Whitworth Parish Church, Grave
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WHITWORTH PARISH CHURCH - List Entry
- "Parish church; dedication unknown. 1808 rebuilding of nave of church of unknown date; 1850 improvement and addition of chancel and vestry; vestry extended 1930. Roughly-coursed squared sandstone; east elevation rubble; …
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WILKINSON TOMB CIRCA 2 METRES SOUTH OF WHITWORTH PARISH CHURCH - List Entry
- "Headstone, c.1727, to 3 sons of John Wilkinson of Old Park (q.v. Old Park Farmhouse). Sandstone ashlar slab, c.0.6 metre high, with fruit and leaves on shaped top edge. Double-scroll-shaped …
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List number: 1121448
List grade: 2
County: County Durham
Grid ref: NZ2356034712

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