The Nave of All Souls Church looking East
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The Nave of All Souls Church looking East
Image: © Michael Steele Taken: 8 Nov 2009
All Souls was consecrated in 1859, declared redundant in 1979 and is now preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust. It was regarded by its Architect George Gilbert Scott (1811-78) as, 'On the whole, my best church.'
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Image Location
Latitude
53.730766
Longitude
-1.862332