St Anne's church hall
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St Anne's church hall
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 16 Feb 2017
The hall is part of the church, which happens to be some distance away on the other side of Siston Brook. The mother church was founded in 1830, but this hall dates from 1914. See Image] for a look at the tablet. Note the interesting style of architecture and use of local pennant stone. It was built here right next to the old Dramway line that used to carry the coal down from the common to the River Avon.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.438755
Longitude
-2.471698