Edwardian time on St Agnes' tower
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Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 12 Apr 2024
The church was founded in 1886, with Bethel's designs including a string course on the tower with foliate designs and angels at the corners. A later addition was a clock mechanism, with faces bearing non-Roman numerals. The clock is dated 'E. R. 1902' - marking the early part of Edward VII's reign.
