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914:St Kentigern, Castle Sowerby
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894:St Peter, Kirkbampton
877:St Giles, Great Orton
813:Yale University Press
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1130:Benefice of Westward
1068:Benefice of Houghton
987:St Andrew, Botcherby
903:Benefice of Caldbeck
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822:978-0-300-12663-1
805:Pevsner, Nikolaus
757:on 3 January 2010
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547:baptistry
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279:sandstone
273:Materials
259:Completed
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621:See also
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123:Location
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555:piscina
545:In the
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518:parapet
511:louvred
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421:History
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340:Deanery
318:Diocese
210:Grade I
167:History
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282:Tower
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