St Peter's Churchyard, Blythe Bridge
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St Peter's Churchyard, Blythe Bridge
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 13 May 2021
With plenty of colourful blossom brightening up the churchyard, the rather dour Victorian church looks less forbidding than it might otherwise do. The church was built 1847-49 originally as a chapel of ease to serve the three related settlements of Forsbrook, Blythe Bridge and Blythe Marsh; it is correctly known as St Peter's Forsbrook although it is located on Cheadle Road in Blythe Bridge.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.967605
Longitude
-2.059367