All Saints Church, Ingleby Arncliffe
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All Saints Church, Ingleby Arncliffe
Image: © Gordon Hatton Taken: 21 Dec 2008
An attractive little church of 1821, with a small west tower and Regency style plain glass windows. Built before the excesses of Victorian Gothic. The west door has a reused Norman Arch. The church is away from the village and next to the big house. Nineteenth century maps show the church as St Andrew's, but by 1915 it has become All Saints.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.3959
Longitude
-1.30442