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                    St Luke and All Saints, Darrington, Yorkshire, West Riding

                    Darrington

                    St Luke and All Saints, Darrington, Yorkshire, West Riding

                    Parish church
                    Darrington is a small village, 3 miles SE of Pontefract, now divided by the main A1 road. The large church stands prominently on its hill. Built of magnesian limestone and local red sandstone, it consists of a nave, chancel, W tower, S aisle, N aisle and a chapel. It was restored in 1880, but lower parts of the tower may be Norman (Pevsner 1967,175), and the tower arch retains some relevant work.
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