Holy Trinity, Horsley - Revision history

JWest at 17:33, 22 February 2025

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	Holy Trinity, Horsley, lies on the northerly side of the A68 about one mile south of Rochester village. It was built by the Earl of Redesdale, John Thomas Freeman Mitford, to designs by the architects John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, with his land agent Edward Lawson acting as clerk of works. The building was completed in 1844.		Holy Trinity, Horsley, lies on the northerly side of the A68 about one mile south of Rochester village. It was built by the Earl of Redesdale, John Thomas Freeman Mitford, to designs by the architects John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, with his land agent Edward Lawson acting as clerk of works. The building was completed in 1844.

	[[File:~~Horsley Church~~.jpg\|frame\|center\|alt=A view of Horsley Church from the south.]]		[[File:Horsley_Church_(22.2.25).jpg\|frame\|center\|alt=A view of Horsley Church from the south, taken 22 February 2025.]]

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JWest at 17:29, 22 February 2025

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	Holy Trinity, Horsley, lies on the northerly side of the A68 about one mile south of Rochester village. It was built by the Earl of Redesdale, John Thomas Freeman Mitford, to designs by the architects John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, with his land agent Edward Lawson acting as clerk of works. The building was completed in 1844.		Holy Trinity, Horsley, lies on the northerly side of the A68 about one mile south of Rochester village. It was built by the Earl of Redesdale, John Thomas Freeman Mitford, to designs by the architects John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, with his land agent Edward Lawson acting as clerk of works. The building was completed in 1844.

			[[File:Horsley Church.jpg\|frame\|center\|alt=A view of Horsley Church from the south.]]

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JWest at 08:26, 20 February 2025

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	Holy Trinity, Horsley, lies on the northerly side of the A68 about one mile south of Rochester village. It was built by the Earl of Redesdale, John Thomas Freeman Mitford, to designs by the architects John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, with his land agent Edward Lawson acting as clerk of works. The building was completed in 1844.		Holy Trinity, Horsley, lies on the northerly side of the A68 about one mile south of Rochester village. It was built by the Earl of Redesdale, John Thomas Freeman Mitford, to designs by the architects John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, with his land agent Edward Lawson acting as clerk of works. The building was completed in 1844.

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Holy Trinity, Horsley, lies on the northerly side of the A68 about one mile south of Rochester village. It was built by the Earl of Redesdale, John Thomas Freeman Mitford, to designs by the architects John and Benjamin Green of Newcastle, with his land agent Edward Lawson acting as clerk of works. The building was completed in 1844.