Christ Church Vicarage, Great Lumley
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Christ Church Vicarage, Great Lumley
Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 13 Nov 2013
Although Great Lumley dates back to medieval times, it didn't have a parish church until 1859. The vicarage here is called Red House on the 1862 1:10,560 first series Ordnance Survey map, and so was probably bought after this date for the vicarage. It looks quite old, early 19th century perhaps.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.837452
Longitude
-1.535222