Grid reference SJ4668
near to Great Barrow, Cheshire West And Chester, England
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Field near Ferma Lane
The land near Great Barrow is higher than the surrounding countryside. This is the view from Ferma Lane looking towards the Peckforten Hills
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Lych gate, St Bartholomew's Church, Great Barrow (set of 2 images)
by John Lord
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Great Barrow School
A view looking north across the B5132 to the school at Great Barrow
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Footpath to Great Barrow
by David Quinn
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Road to St Bartholomew's
by Dave Dunford
Sunken lane (partly cut through sandstone bedrock) to St Bartholomew's church, Great Barrow.
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The B5132 (Barrow Lane) approaching Great Barrow
by Jeff Buck
The tower of St Bartholomew's Church can be seen in the distance.
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B5132/Ferma Lane junction
by Colin Pyle
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Footpath to Great Barrow
by David Quinn
From the Oxen bridge, the footpath crosses a relatively flat field, before climbing about 30 metres up this field and the next to lead into Great Barrow. The stile into the next field is just underneath the tree in this photo. The path also... (more)
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Narrow lane from St Bartholomew's Church, Great Barrow
by John Lord
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St Bartholomew's Church, Great Barrow (set of 2 images)
by Jeff Buck
St Bartholomew's Church has been designated by English Heritage as a Grade II listed building. It is an active Anglican parish church in the diocese of Chester, the archdeaconry of Chester and the deanery of Chester. A church has been... (more)
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War memorial and church, Great Barrow
by Dave Dunford
War memorial in churchyard of St Bartholomew's Church, Great Barrow.
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Sundial, St. Bartholomew's Church, Great Barrow
The sundial was inscribed with the date 1705, but is missing from the top of the pillar. The shaft probably belongs to a churchyard cross that was broken in 1613.
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