St Paul's Anglican Church, Tuckswood
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St Paul's Anglican Church, Tuckswood
Image: © Paul Shreeve Taken: 29 Jan 2008
When the estate was built in 1948, a combined church and church hall building (just visible to the left and behind the present church) was built. It was used for Cubs, Scouts, Guides, Brownies, Mothers' Union, Young Wives, etc during the week, and for church services. In the 1960s, this church building was erected, so that the hall could be separate from the worship area.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.609059
Longitude
1.284772