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1 Sunderland Antiquarians visit St Mary's Church to see Saxon window (1913) 27
2 Memorial to the late Rev Angus Bethune (1909) 40
3 Internment of the late Rev Angus Bethune (1908) 41
4 Consecration of additional burial land at Princess Road Cemetery (1901) 45
5 General Booth of the Salvation Army visits Seaham (1898) 49
6 Salvation Army open new barracks on Tempest Road (1888) 53
7 Closure of St Johns Graveyard (1887) and removal of gravestones (1954) 120
8 New Seaham Cornish Street Wesleyan Methodist Church - Roll of Honour 118
9 Christchurch and the Parish of New Seaham (1965) 90
10 The building of Dawdon Parish Hall 229
11 St John's Church Yearbook (1927-1928) 207
12 Flagpole for St Johns Church for Remembrance Sunday 249
13 Laying of foundation stone of St Hild and St Helens 215
14 Anglo-Saxon window discovered in St Mary's Church, Seaham 191
15 Effigy of Sir William Bowes in St Andrews Church, Dalton-Le-Dale 211
16 Sailors Bethel Chapel to be built in the Harbour 207
17 1890 plans of New Seaham Jubilee Primitive Methodist Church 242
18 A review of A History of the Churches at Seaham 334
19 Rev Wallis announces that potato crop for 1785 will be tithe free (1795) 227
20 Photo of floodlit St Johns Church for centenary (1935) 204
 
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