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1479:The Old Zoo
1372:Balderstone
1346:Waddow Hall
1256:Alston Hall
1097:All Hallows
1053:Hesketh End
382:Present day
308:Lady Chapel
304:John Paslew
296:crenellated
252:monks from
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41:Coordinates
1785:Categories
1750:Waddington
1730:Simonstone
1705:Ribchester
1645:Hothersall
1635:Grindleton
1394:St Ambrose
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1376:St Leonard
1351:White Bull
1228:Waddington
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1142:St Saviour
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1115:St Wilfrid
1111:Ribchester
613:28 January
492:References
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250:Cistercian
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194:Cistercian
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1164:Grade II*
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1120:Slaidburn
674:0040-4969
428:sandstone
348:Brockhall
324:vestments
244:Monastery
100:– Grade I
53:2°24′37″W
1590:Chipping
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1448:Unlisted
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1281:Club Row
1245:Grade II
1232:St Helen
1201:Chipping
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454:See also
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1660:Mearley
1620:Gisburn
1605:Downham
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1022:Grade I
549:7 April
239:History
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1680:Newton
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