Albion Congregational (now United Reformed) Church in Ashton-under-Lyne was built 1890-95. It is Grade II* listed.
On completion the Church was said to be the most beautiful Congregational Church building in England, mainly of Gothic design with glorious stained glass designed by Sir Edward Burne-Jones and installed by William. Morris.
More information can be found on the church website
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This church looks both grand and cute. A beautiful design. The towerr and weathervane are a delightful extra touch.
ReplyDeleteNice weather vane.
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Great shots.
ReplyDeleteAs I have said many times before: Even the tiniest village in the UK has the most magnificent churces. so also here.
ReplyDeleteT is beautiful! The steeple points out the beautiful sky quite nicely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful church with a bell tower and imposing spire. Thanks for sharing.
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The rooster is interesting up top! Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteGreat looking weather vane.
ReplyDeleteMakes for a great silhouette against the sky.
ReplyDeleteLovely old church!
ReplyDeleteLooks impressive and stands out on a cloudy day
ReplyDeleteSpecial postproduction. Love the intensity of the clouds.
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What a beautiful weather-cock! Fine photo.
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