Elsdon: St Cuthbert, Elsdon
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Built about 1400, in the shape of a cross, the church is dedicated to St Cuthbert whose body is said to have rested here a short time in 875, during the wanderings of the Monks of Lindisfarne. This church replaced a small Norman building. It is thought that the Vicar's Pele, a fortified parsonage, also dates from about 1400 when plundering by the Scots was particularly bad. (Note: On the pillars nearest the entrance are many deep grooves made by the fighting men sharpening their weapons.)
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Rev M J Penfold
The Vicarage
Otterburn
NE19 1NP
Tel: (01830) 520212
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Archdeaconry: LINDISFARNE (252)
Deanery: BELLINGHAM (25205)
Benefice: N Tyne and Redesdale Team (25/016CJ)
Parish Legal Name: Elsdon (250030 25/30)
CofE Church Info: (625030 25/30)
Short URL: acny.co.uk/8272/
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Elsdon: St Cuthbert : Centre of Elsdon village, Elsdon, Northumberland,








