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St Mark's Church, Leicester

Church of England church buildings in LeicesterChurches completed in 1872Ewan Christian buildingsGrade II* listed churches in Leicestershire
St Mark's Church, Leicester, south side
St Mark's Church, Leicester, south side

St Mark's Church, Leicester is a Grade II* listed former parish church in the Church of England in Leicester, Leicestershire.

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St Mark's Church, Leicester
Foundry Lane, Leicester St Matthew's

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Foundry Lane 1
LE1 3WU Leicester, St Matthew's
England, United Kingdom
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St Mark's Church, Leicester, south side
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