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St. Bride's Church

St. Bride's Church is a Virginia historical marker in Chesapeake County, dedicated 1964.

Chesapeake County · dedicated 1964 · S. Battlefield Boulevard, 160 feet south of intersection with St. Bride's Rd. W.

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At this point stood St. Bride's Church, the Parish Church of St. Bride's Parish which was established in 1761. The church, sometimes known as Northwest Church, was built in 1762 and survived until 1853.

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