(Q17792543)

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Stenton, Church Officer's House

architectural structure in East Lothian, Scotland, UK

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house

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reference URL

https://canmore.org.uk/site/210641

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located in the administrative territorial entity

East Lothian

object has role

Scottish council area

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reference URL

http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB14804

Stenton

object has role

Scottish civil parish

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historic county

East Lothian

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coordinate location

55°57'34.920"N, 2°36'29.988"W

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heritage designation

category B listed building

start time

2 May 1990

inventory number

LB14804

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Stenton, Church Officer's House

OS grid reference

NT 62118 74245

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retrieved

21 November 2019

Historic Environment Scotland ID

LB14804

subject named as

Church Officer's House, Stenton

official name

STENTON, EAST GREEN, TRON COTTAGE (KNOWN AS CHURCH OFFICER'S HOUSE) (English)

OS grid reference

NT 62118 74245

start time

2 May 1990

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retrieved

21 November 2019

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Stenton, Church Officer's House

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