Christ Church, New Mill - upper part of WWI window
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Christ Church, New Mill - upper part of WWI window
NEW Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 19 Sep 2026
The full-height window in the south aisle was fitted in 1920 with stained glass as a World War I memorial. The upper part seen in the first floor meeting room depicts an angel, and the arms of the four countries of the United Kingdom (as they were in 1920), the Dioceses of York and Wakefield, the Borough of Huddersfield, and the church itself. The lower part Image is only visible from the nave.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.574641
Longitude
-1.750784