St. James' Church, Southam
Introduction
The photograph on this page of St. James' Church, Southam by Bill Fitchett as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Bill Fitchett Taken: 17 Jul 1955
This photograph was taken by my father probably in the mid 1950s. The red-brick cottages in the foreground were close to the bridge over the River Stowe at the foot of Warwick Street and have long since been demolished. The rectory is visible behind the church on Park Lane.
Image Location
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