St. John the Baptist Church, Hammerwich

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Date:1920 - 1930 (c.)

Description:An interior view of St. John’s Church, Hammerwich, looking east towards the chancel which is illuminated by oil lamps. It was built between 1873-1883 to the design of London architects Newman and Billing replacing a mediaeval predecessor.

Postcard published by Mr Axten, Post Office, Hammerwich. Frank Axten ran the shop and Post Office in Hall Lane by 1913 and at least until 1916 (- but not in 1904 and not by 1928).

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St. John the Baptist Church, Hammerwich

An interior view of St. John’s Church, Hammerwich, looking east towards the chancel which is illuminated ...

St. John the Baptist Church, Hammerwich

An interior view of St. John’s Church, Hammerwich, looking east towards the chancel which is illuminated ...

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