Demolition of All Saints, Brightside, Sheffield
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Demolition of All Saints, Brightside, Sheffield
Image: © Dave Kelly Taken: 23 Aug 1977
A comment made by a previous contributor for this square was of an old black church that once stood on the site. This photograph was taken during 1977 while the church of All Saints, Brightside (also referred to as All Saints, Pitsmoor) was being demolished. A brave bell-hanger had ascended the half-demolished church to rescue the ring of eight bells; the bells now ring out from St Anne's church, Worksop.The day and month are a guess but the year is accurate.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.39739
Longitude
-1.453899
