Grade II* listed Church of St Saviour, Bath
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Grade II* listed Church of St Saviour, Bath
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 24 Sep 2011
Viewed across St Saviour's Road. The cathedral-like suburban Anglican church is bordered at this end by Wallace Road and at the tower end by Holland Road. The church, aligned NNE-SSW, was built in 1829-1832 as a Gothic Revival church with both Decorated and Perpendicular architectural detailing. Grade II* listing was awarded in June 1950.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.395492
Longitude
-2.346636