North side of St Mary's church, Shirehampton, Bristol
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North side of St Mary's church, Shirehampton, Bristol
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 23 Jun 2012
Viewed from High Street. The main church entrance is on its south side, from Pembroke Road. St Mary's is in the Bristol West Deanery of the Bristol Diocese of the Church of England and forms the Benefice and Parish of Shirehampton. The church was consecrated on January 15th 1930, exactly two years after the previous St Mary's church on this site was destroyed by fire on the morning of Sunday January 15th 1928.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.489092
Longitude
-2.676739