Most Holy Name Of Jesus Church, 10 Stoke Hill, Oundle
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Most Holy Name Of Jesus Church, 10 Stoke Hill, Oundle
Image: © Jo and Steve Turner Taken: 4 Oct 2020
Grade II Listed church of 1878-9 by Arthur Blomfield. It was built for Anglican worship by the late Mr. Watts Russell on or near the site of the chapel of St. Thomas of Canterbury. The Roman Catholic Church acquired the church of the Holy Name of Jesus in 1971. The vestry at the south-west corner was added in 1971, closely matching the 19th century work. The organ was built in 1994 by Richard Bower of Norwich.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.480893
Longitude
-0.47461