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Speke, Liverpool, UK

 

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Photographs - All Saints Church

 

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1 - Inside All Saints in approximately the 1920's when gas lamps still hung from the ceiling

 

2 - A Wedding at All Saints which I've included here because it shows my Dad's Roof Fund 'thermometer' from the 1970's on the Church wall!

 

3 - All Saints Lych Gate taken off a Speke Messenger of the 1920's

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4 - The pulpit decorated for Harvest in the 1920's.  Notice the gas lamps hanging outside the organ loft and by the windows..

5 - Another harvest service

6 - An almost empty graveyard surrounded All Saints in this early aerial photograph

 

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7 - Snow in April 2008 around our Notice Board in Church of England colours!

8 - The plaque which marks the burial place of the ashes of All Saints Second Minister, Rev Patterson and his wife which are buried under the Altar step.

9 - This plaque marks the burial place of the ashes of Miss Adelaide Watt, last owner of Speke Hall and Patron of All Saints which are buried under the Altar step.  The step was added in the 1960 because the stones and the writing on them was becoming worn down but nobody thought to photographs them before they covered them over...!

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