Examples of 'old vicarage' in a sentence
Meaning of "old vicarage"
old vicarage: Refers to an old, traditional house or residence typically inhabited by a vicar or clergy member
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old vicarage
Next to the church is the old vicarage.
He replaced the old vicarage with the present house for his own occupation.
Rooms are in the main house or in the delightful old Vicarage onsite.
The old vicarage at Vikøy is now a museum.
The senior school is housed in the old vicarage of the church shown above.
The old Vicarage was used as a Red Cross hospital.
Excavations have been concentrated around the Old Vicarage.
Näs The old vicarage.
The old vicarage is now a meeting place and it 's also a good place for your holidays.
It is located in the village 's old vicarage building.
The Old Vicarage is a non-smoking establishment.
It will get you out the dreary old vicarage on the long, winter nights.
Brooke then moves next door to another boarding house, the Old Vicarage.
You know the old vicarage in mickledale?
The house now serves as a Bed and Breakfast establishment under the name ' The Old Vicarage.
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They live in the, uh, old vicarage next to the church.
The Old Vicarage which is a now private dwelling, was built in the 15th century.
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The adjacent vicarage is all that remains
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