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St Pauls Church (Jarrow)

 
Description: Jarrow / Tyne and Wear / England

Newest Review: ... there was lots of scaffolding, and once inside the church, there was also evidence of building work in the form of plastic sheeting on the walls. Once inside the church, it is clear that this is not an "ordinary" parish church, and evidence of its importance and history lies in the fact that there is a small shop selling souvenirs. However, this does not detract from the peace and ... more

 ... serenity of the church, and the feeling of age. Although it is a very small church, it does have some beautiful stained glass windows, and there are interesting things to look at. The chancel in the church dates back to 7th century when it was a free-stan...more

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Premium Review St Pauls Church (Jarrow): Small church, big history (580 words)
by - written on 23/05/08 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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St Paul's Church On a recent visit to Bede's World in Jarrow, we also went to St Pauls church, which is a short walk through a park from Bedes World. Visitors wanting to visit the church should follow signs for Bede's World, and parking is available either just outside the church or in Bede's World The church is actually the parish church of Jarrow, and so sometimes there are services on, but when nothing is happening, visitors are welcome to have a look around. The church can be accessed from an open gate at the front, with a path leading to the door of the church or from the side, which is the entrance which leads from the park. At the time we went to ...  Read the complete review

 

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