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Listed Buildings in Marske, Richmondshire, North Yorkshire

  1. II* Church of St Edmund King and Martyr Photos
    St Edmund's Church, Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  2. II Coach-House Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  3. II Cordilleras Farmstead, Marske Training Area NR Richmond Photos
    North Yorkshire, DL11
  4. II Cross Base Approximately 500 Millimetres West of Porch of Church of St Edmund King and Martyr
    St Edmund's Church, Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  5. II Disused Lime-Kiln
    North Yorkshire, DL11
  6. II Farm Buildings Approximately 75 Metres North-West of Marske Hall Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  7. II Garden Wall and Summerhouse Photos
    Skelton, North Yorkshire, DL11
  8. II Gateway at Marske Hall Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  9. II Gothic Barn at Marske Hall Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  10. II Hutton's Monument Photos
    North Yorkshire, DL11
  11. II Kennels
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  12. II Marske Bridge
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  13. II* Marske Hall Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  14. II Methodist Chapel Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  15. II Pillimire Bridge Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  16. II Rookby Memorial Approximately 20 Metres South of Church of St Edmund King and Martyr
    St Edmund's Church, Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  17. II Stables and Coach House at Marske Hall
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  18. II The Old Rectory Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11
  19. II Waterwheel Approximately 10 Metres West of Pillimire Bridge Photos
    Marske, North Yorkshire, DL11

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