St Anne-in-the-Grove Church
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St Anne-in-the-Grove Church
Image: © Tim Marchant Taken: 23 Dec 2008
"St Anne's-in-the-Grove, has a long history which stretches across the divides of the Reformation. Originally situated as part of a house belonging to the lord of the manor, Pope Eugenius IV issued a licence in 1440 so the Mass could be offered. Eventually the numbers outgrew the house and so a new church was built on what is now Brookfoot Lane. The current site was used to build a new church in the early 19th century, from where the life and mission of the church to the people of Southowram continues." http://www.achurchnearyou.com/southowram-st-anne-in-the-grove/
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Image Location
Latitude
53.708689
Longitude
-1.819682