St Mark's Church, Broomhill :: Shared Description
St Mark's church was originally built 1868-1871 but destroyed (except for the spire and a porch) by an incendiary bomb on 12th December 1940. The remains were used as the basis for a new church in the Modernist style by George Pace, and built 1958-1963. Link
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Created: Sun, 30 Nov 2014, Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2014
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