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07 July 2009
1903 – Congregational Church & Schools, Northampton

1903 – Congregational Church & Schools, Northampton

Architect: Charles Dorman

07 July 2009
1878 – St. Michael’s Church, Northampton, Northamptonshire

1878 – St. Michael’s Church, Northampton, Northamptonshire

Architect: Burder & Baker At least two different designs exist for this church from 1878, both from Alfred W. N. Burder & Arthur Baker. The main design illustrated here was published in The...

07 July 2009
1906 – Proposed Church of St. Anne, Grantham, Lincolnshire

1906 – Proposed Church of St. Anne, Grantham, Lincolnshire

Architect: Bertram H. Tarrant

07 July 2009
1905 – Proposed Church, Grantham, Lincolnshire

1905 – Proposed Church, Grantham, Lincolnshire

Architect: T.G. Davidson

07 July 2009
1875 – Proposed Restoration St. James’s Church, Grimsby, Lincolnshire

1875 – Proposed Restoration St. James’s Church, Grimsby, Lincolnshire

Architect: R.J. Withers In 1586, St. James’ became the parish church of Grimsby, after John Whitgift united the parishes of St. James’ and St. Mary’s, the parish church of the latter having been...

07 July 2009
1874 – Baptistery of St. Clement, Worlabye, Lincolnshire

1874 – Baptistery of St. Clement, Worlabye, Lincolnshire

Architect: W.S. Champion From The Building News, October 9 1874: “One of our illustrations represents an example of an enclosed baptistery, the completion of which is about to be carried out from the...

07 July 2009
1908 – The New Nave, Hexham Abbey, Northumberland

1908 – The New Nave, Hexham Abbey, Northumberland

Architect: Temple Moore Views of new nave at Hexham Abbey published in The Building News, August 7th 1908.

07 July 2009
1906 – Church at Swalwell, Northumberland

1906 – Church at Swalwell, Northumberland

Architect: Oliver, Leeson & Wood

07 July 2009
1878 – Tynemouth Priory Church Proposed Restoration, Northumberland

1878 – Tynemouth Priory Church Proposed Restoration, Northumberland

Architect: Sir George Gilbert Scott