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The Unitarian Chapel on St Saviourgate had an open day earlier this year. It was built in 1693 in the shape of a Greek Cross with a lantern set at the crossing. It was updated in the 19th century when the flashed ruby glass you can see through the doorway was added to many of the windows.
Taking part in ABC Wednesday
Nice photo and the balloons' brightness frames it really well- see you soon ;)
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize the Unitarians went back that far.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Agree with Roger, surprised by the date. Always thought Unitarianism was a 19th century denomination,eg Mrs Gaskell.
ReplyDeleteWow, it doesn't look that old.
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Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
United in Christ...not any better than that!
ReplyDeleteLesliea
abcw team
Obviously built well!
ReplyDeleteIt must be quite lovely inside, with the ruby red glass framing the windows.
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