Former St Paul's Church, Bridgtown
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Former St Paul's Church, Bridgtown
Image: © Richard Law Taken: 13 Aug 2014
In 1874, an iron church of St Paul stood on this site, along with the former school (just visible on the left); the iron building was replaced by this brick-and-stone construction in 1899, and the rendered & painted frontage has been added more recently, hiding or removing an OS flush bracket that used to reside there. No longer consecrated, it is now a business premises.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.675729
Longitude
-2.031903