St Werburgh's Church tower.
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St Werburgh's Church tower.
Image: © Sharon Loxton Taken: 7 Jul 2006
St.Werburgh's Church was relocated stone-by-stone to Mina Road in this district from Corn Street, Bristol in 1879. The 15th century church no longer serves any religious purpose; it is now the home of the Bristol Climbing Centre and inside has 12 metre high climbing walls, pillars, fins, overhangs and arches. See also http://www.churchcrawler.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/swerbnew.htm
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Image Location
Latitude
51.471641
Longitude
-2.577282