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03-09-2004, 19:31
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Yet more railings!
I know,I know, Iv'e got a 'thing' about railings. I find it fascinating just how many examples survived WWII
These are Edwardian, in cast and wrought iron. Where are they?
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04-09-2004, 06:59
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Re: Yet more railings!
Drat, foiled again!
Yes it's Green Haworth Wesleyan Chapel, 1856, re-built 1905. One of a decreasing number of such buildings that appears to have survived in it's original condition. *****INCIDENTALLY***** If anyone has the contact details for the caretakers of this building I would be extreeemly grateful if you could forward them to me. Thanks.
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04-09-2004, 11:44
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Re: Yet more railings!
Thanks for the coconut. I've seen this building gradually deteriorating over the years and had no idea that it actually had a caretaker!
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