St. Chad's Church, Wolverhampton

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Date:1908 - 1909 (c.)

Description:St. Chad's Church on Owen Street, Wolverhampton, consecrated on 28 November 1908. On the left hand edge some builders can be seen adding some finishing touches to the newly constructed church. In the doorway is the Rev. W.G.J. Flack, Vicar of St. Chad's.

The church was designed by the Diocesan architect, Frederick T. Beck and the builder was H. Lovatt. Since 2001 it has been known as St. Chad's and St. Mark's Church.

Photographer: Albert Henry Yelland.

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St. Chad's Church, Wolverhampton

St. Chad's Church on Owen Street, Wolverhampton, consecrated on 28 November 1908. On the left hand edge ...

St. Chad's Church, Wolverhampton

View from east on Lime Street showing the apse of St. Chad's Church, Wolverhampton, consecrated on 28 ...

St. Chad's Church, Owen Street, Wolverhampton

St. Chad's Church on Owen Street, Wolverhampton, consecrated on 28 November 1908. To the right of the ...

Rev. W.G.J Flack, St. Chad's Church, Wolverhampton

A portrait of the Rev. W.G.J. Flack, vicar of St. Chad's Church, Wolverhampton. Born in Burnley, ...

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Creators: Mr Albert Henry Yelland - Creator

Donor ref:P83.023.0206 (37/43704)

Source: Staffordshire Museum Service

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