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The Rectory — GLEBE

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The Rectory — GLEBE
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Francis Johnston designed The Rectory on Glebe. Built around 1815, The Rectory on Glebe is a detached two-storey clergy house with two bays. A hipped slate roof and chimney stacks survive. The hipped slate roof gives Louth a clear surviving example of clergy house design.

History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.

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