Park and Church by Wolverhampton Ring Road
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Park and Church by Wolverhampton Ring Road
Image: © Roger D Kidd Taken: 9 Mar 2014
From here at the Chapel Ash roundabout, clockwise to the crossroads at Waterloo Road, the two carriageways of the ring road are separated by a wide and attractively landscaped strip of public parkland. Mature trees and bushes are augmented by well attended grassy areas with cast iron framed seats. The white building is occupied by a dentist practice. The redbrick is the Rhema Faith (Apostolic) Church, sometimes called the King's Church. It was purpose built in 1892-3 as a Catholic Apostolic church, and was locally listed in 2004.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.586568
Longitude
-2.135304