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[1]	Adel Church (Near Adel Lane) (Adel) (1 comment)
	29th March 1950. View shows the exterior of Adel church showing the Norman doorway from the south west side. Graveyard visible. [internal reference; 6771:CLIJ Adel 36]
[2]	Adel Church, aerial view (Adel)
	Undated. Aerial view of Adel Church, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, showing the graveyard and grounds around. Church Lane runs from top to bottom towards the left while Back Church Lane leads off from this to the right just above the church. At the top right is the pavilion of Headingley Golf Course. [internal reference; 2008522_166782:S LIB ADEL 30]
[3]	Adel Church, Church Lane (Adel)
	6th April 1950. View from the south west of Adel Church (St. John the Baptists' Church). The church has an open twin bell tower. Gravestones can be seen in the graveyard in the foreground where people are arriving for a service. The church was built c1150 in the Norman style. [internal reference; 7007:CLIJ Adel 41]
[4]	Adel Church, exterior view (Adel)
	c1900-1904. Exterior view of Adel St. John the Baptist Church on Church Lane, a Grade I listed building built between 1150 and 1160. [internal reference; 2008714_167089:LEO 3201]
[5]	Adel Church, graveyard and South Porch (Adel)
	Undated. View of Adel Church looking across the graveyard towards the South Porch. Built around 1150, the South Porch was added about 10 years later. It is considered one of the finest examples of Norman architecture in the country. [internal reference; 2003106_89674014:Thoresby, 39 LIJA]