St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon

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Date:1900 - 1906 (c.)

Description:This postcard view shows St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon. It is a Grade II listed building designed by Gerald Horsley and consecrated in 1905. Built of local stone in the Decorated Gothic style it has a west tower, broach spire and a south porch.

This postcard was franked on 12 April 1906 at 5.00pm in Snettisham and later at 8.00pm in Kings Lynn. It was sent to an address in Leicester.

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St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon

This postcard view shows St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon. It is a Grade II listed building designed by Gerald ...

St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon

A postcard view which looks from the north towards St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon. This Grade II listed ...

St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon

This postcard view shows St. Chad’s Church, looking from the Leek Road (A53) in Longsdon. It is a Grade ...

St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon

This postcard view shows the interior of St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon, looking east towards the chancel. ...

St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon

This postcard view shows the interior of St. Chad’s Church, Longsdon, looking east towards the chancel. ...

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