St Christopher's Church, Gunnerton
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St Christopher's Church, Gunnerton
Image: © Les Hull Taken: 29 Mar 2005
Built in 1899/1900, Mr John Hawes being the architect (he later became a Roman Catholic monk) and Bishop Hornby being the Vicar at the time. The site was given by Col. Hornby. The church is in the English traditional style and built of rough faced stone. It seats about 100 and originally cost just over £700.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.068473
Longitude
-2.151861