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wiggydiggy
Legendary Member
St Florence, Pembrokeshire
rualexander
Legendary Member
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
All uphill
Still rolling along
- Location
- Somerset
Good to see you are out on the Thorn - it looks great.
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andyoxon
Legendary Member
- Location
- Punxsutawney-on-Thames
St Laurence, in Bradford-on-Avon, nr Bath. Apparently the best example of a late* Saxon church in the UK, it survived being 'upgraded' over the centuries, by being small & not being used as a church, but rather a school & cottage etc... Porticus intact on the north side is missing from this side.
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FrothNinja
Guru
I have a 1927 Architects Almanac calender with that on
FrothNinja
Guru
Saint John the Evangelist, Accrington
From a pdf on the Diocesan website:
"St. John the Evangelist Church was built 1864 - 1870 to the design of the architect Henry Macaulay. It was consecrated in 1870 by Bishop Fraser of Manchester. Inside is a nave with one aisle: transepts, chancel and a south east tower with a spire. The unusual three-stage spire is very much a feature of the landscape and can be seen from miles around. The church can seat approximately 600 and is the largest church in the Accrington Deanery. As such it is often used for civic events and services. The building contains The Accrington Pals Chapel that was constructed in 1992 and contains the Pals Drum that was used as troops marched between villages in France during the 1914-18 War."
From a pdf on the Diocesan website:
"St. John the Evangelist Church was built 1864 - 1870 to the design of the architect Henry Macaulay. It was consecrated in 1870 by Bishop Fraser of Manchester. Inside is a nave with one aisle: transepts, chancel and a south east tower with a spire. The unusual three-stage spire is very much a feature of the landscape and can be seen from miles around. The church can seat approximately 600 and is the largest church in the Accrington Deanery. As such it is often used for civic events and services. The building contains The Accrington Pals Chapel that was constructed in 1992 and contains the Pals Drum that was used as troops marched between villages in France during the 1914-18 War."
