Tabernacle Cottages
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Tabernacle Cottages
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 26 Nov 2013
This delightful row of cottages has a Tudor feel to them but are in fact rather newer. They were nineteenth century but rebuilt in 1938 by C. Ingham Hadden in loving memory of Rosa Ingham, who passed away on 4th July, 1937. These cottages were associated with the former Tabernacle church, the Sunday school and a former Women's Institute at the end of the row. Grade II listed. See Image] for the church tower.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.322267
Longitude
-2.208893