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Listed Buildings in Wookey, Mendip, Somerset

  1. II Attached Pair of Unidentified Monuments in Churchyard Adjacent to North of Tower Church of St Matthe
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  2. II Batch Cottage
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  3. II Burcott Water Mill and Mill House Photos
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  4. II Christ Church
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  5. II Church Farmhouse
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  6. I Church of St Matthew
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  7. II Churchyard Cross in Churchyard About 2 Metres South of Church of St Matthew
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  8. II Clarke Monument in Churchyard About 2 Metres South of Church of St Matthew
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  9. II* Court Farmhouse
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  10. II Daisy Cottage henton Stores
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  11. II East Court
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  12. II Group of 3 Unidentified Monuments in Churchyard About 1 Metre North of Vestry Church of St Matthew
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  13. II Lych Gate at Entrance to Churchyard of Church of St Matthew
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  14. II Maylands
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  15. II* Mellifont Abbey, Boundary Walls and Gate Piers
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  16. II Montrose
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  17. II Preybrook Farm
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  18. II Preywater House
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  19. II Roadside Cross at Ngr St 5084 4407 Photos
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5
  20. II Yew Tree Farmhouse
    Wookey, Mendip, Somerset, BA5

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