The Vicarage, Hoar Cross

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Date:1905 - 1916 (c.)

Description:The Vicarage is situated in Maker Lane. It was probably designed by George Frederick Bodley R.A. (1827-1907) who designed the nearby Church of the Holy Angels which was dedicated in 1876. It is likely that the Vicarage dates from that time. It is now known as the Old Vicarage and is a private residence.

Postcard photographed and published by J.S. Simnett of Burton-upo-Trent.

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The Vicarage, Hoar Cross

The Vicarage is situated in Maker Lane. It was probably designed by George Frederick Bodley R.A. (1827-1907) ...

The Vicarage, Hoar Cross

The Vicarage is situated in Maker Lane. It was probably designed by George Frederick Bodley R.A. (1827-1907) ...

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