St Augustine's church, Milan Road, Harehills - rear
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St Augustine's church, Milan Road, Harehills - rear
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 27 Jan 2018
Built in 1936, to the designs of Chorley, Gribbon and Foggitt of Leeds, and awarded a Bronze Medal by the Architects’ Institute the same year. Despite praise for the new building at the time of its construction, it has not yet been listed, although others of a similar style and age have been. The rear (east) end has a cross built into the brickwork, perhaps to honour the presence of the Sacrament behind it.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.814268
Longitude
-1.516234