"H" is for Holy Trinity Church, seen here from Bentinck Street. The church was built by mill-owner George Heginbottom and opened in 1878.
9 years ago
Friday, 8 August 2008
Alphabet Friday - Holy Trinity
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I lived very near here.1952-1982
ReplyDeleteOh, them were the days.
Oh Martin! You are so very kind to take my suggestion of 'H' for Holy Trinity seriously! What a splendid photo of my old church. In my view, (biased of course!!!) the most beautiful of Ashton's churches!!!! Thanks once again!
ReplyDeleteThose Victorians knew how to build with confidence and style!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteNot complaining but I think the photo isn't from Bentinck St.More like Portland St ?
jaywit