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Escomb Church

Escomb Church, Bishop Auckland, Durham,


Escomb Church: Restored Saxon church dating from 7th Century and built of stone from Binchester Roman Fort. One of Northern Europes finest examples of early Christian architecture.

Guided tours by arrangement with Tourist Secretary - 01388 662265.

Open: Summer 9am - 8pm

Winter 9am - 4pm.


For more information about Escomb Church, please contact 01388 662265 (Tourist Secretary) or 01388 458358, or see event details on the left.

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Escomb Church
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Escomb Church
Bishop Auckland
Bishop Auckland
Durham
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Phone Number:
01388 662265 (Tourist Secretary) or 01388 458358


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