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Church of St Mary AKA St. Mary's Church, Church Lane, Seaham (Seaham) - Source of Reference

No. Originator(s) Date Title Notes
1 North East War Memorials Project 2013 North East War Memorials Project
2 Raine, S 1990 to 2013 St. Mary's Church, Church Lane, Seaham
3 Turns, G, Scollen, B Seaham's War Dead & Servicemen Picture 5
4 Department of Environment, English Heritage, Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission 1950 List of buildings of special architectural or historic interest, also known as "Greenbacks" LB Volume, Map & Item: 488, 2, 29
5 Durham County Council Church of St Mary
6 Clack, P A G, Gosling, P F, Northern Archaeological Survey 1975 Archaeology in the North Gazetteer 1975
7 Cramp, R, Oxford University Press 1984 Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture, volume I: County Durham and Northumberland Part 1 page 135
8 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne 1922 Seaham Church Series 3, volume 10, page 325
9 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne, Oswald, J 1917 Further notes on Seaham Church page 223
10 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne 1915 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle-on-Tyne pages 59-71
11 1899 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle-on-Tyne
12 Pevsner, N, Williamson, E, Penguin Books Ltd 1983 The Buildings of England County Durham pages 398-9
13 24-Nov-2010 Telephone Conversation between Mrs Carole Hindmarsh and Nick Boldrini
14 Hindmarsh, C 24-Nov-2010 Photos of Cup marked stone at Seaham
15 Archaeological Services University of Durham, Carne, P 04-Dec-1998 Turning the Tide, Archaeological Assessment Site Number 60, page 54
16 St. Mary's, Seaham. East and south elevations.
17 Fishwick, E J 2011 The Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Seaham, County Durham: a structural survey and a consideration of the church in its landscape
18 Cambridge, E The Early Church In County Durham: A Reassessment
19 Mayton Lee & Braddock Chartered Architects 1978 St. Mary's Church, Seaham
20 Mills, M 1979 St. Mary the Virgin, Seaham
21 Etherington, M 1975 St. Mary's Church, Old Seaham and Lord Byron
22 Groundwork East Durham 1985 St Mary's 'Living' Churchyard: Seaham's Story
23 Anderson Aird, R, Seaham Town Council 1912 to 1987 Notes on the Parish of Seaham and Recent Discoveries at Seaham Church (Some Extracts from the Parish Register)
24 Robson, H L, Sunderland Antiquarian Society, J. Greenwood & Sons, Bell, H E 1961 St. Mary the Virgin, Seaham: A Description
25 Roberts, M, Pevsner, N, Williamson, E, Yale University Press 2021 The Buildings of England County Durham pages 604-6
27 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne 1899 Seaham Church

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