Christ Church, Solway
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Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 13 Jun 2003
Christ Church was built of sandstone and Irish granite in 1870-1. Quite a large church, with nave and aisles, an apse, and a NW porch steeple with broach-spire. Inside all is brick-faced, yellow bricks with red-brick trim and also bands of brick projecting and recessed.
