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was increased in size, being made higher and longer. In the
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organ built in 1881 by Young, but this was scrapped in the 1980s and replaced with an electronic organ.
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642:List of places of worship in Barrow-in-Furness
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956:Churches in the Deanery of Barrow
499:was relocated in 1882. The north
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559:at its southeast corner. The
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1102:Churches completed in 1861
992:Benefice of Barrow St Paul
978:Benefice of Barrow St Mark
962:Benefice of Barrow St John
602:. The church had a three-
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483:. Its patrons were the
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567:. The windows contain
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481:E. G. Paley
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236:Heritage designation
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60:St. George's Church
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553:buttresses
479:architect
247:6 May 1976
244:Designated
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186:Founder(s)
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569:Geometric
565:embattled
530:sandstone
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477:Lancaster
324:dressings
322:sandstone
313:Materials
299:Completed
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487:and the
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449:benefice
438:Anglican
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471:History
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318:Slate
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