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Influences on Architecture at St. Werburgh’s Church
Heritage Open Day: A chance to drop in and visit St. Werburgh's Church. Come and listen to a talk on the history of the church on Sunday 14 September at 2pm. On Wednesday 17 September from 1pm-3pm discover the stories in the Trena Cox stained glass windows. Completed in 1875, a fine example of Thirteenth Century Early English style, by Edmund Kirby. Refurbished in 2002. Stained glass windows. Much acclaimed 3 manual Binns/Sixsmith organ installed 2004.
View displays inside the church, illustrating how the church evolved from its beginnings in secret masses said in houses on Foregate. It shows the changes in architecture, as politics, history, needs of the parish, and varying theological attitudes jostled for priority and dictated how today’s building took shape.
View displays inside the church, illustrating how the church evolved from its beginnings in secret masses said in houses on Foregate. It shows the changes in architecture, as politics, history, needs of the parish, and varying theological attitudes jostled for priority and dictated how today’s building took shape.
Sun 14 Sep to Sunday 21 September
Grosvenor Park Road, Chester, Cheshire CH1 1QJ
Sun 14 Sep:Open:1300-1500 Talk: 1400-1500; Mon 15 Sep:Open:1300-1500; Tues 16 Sep:Open -1300-1500; Wed 17 Sep:Open:1300-1500 Porch:1300-1500; Thu 18 Sep:Open:1300-1500; Fri 19 Sep:Open:1300-1500; Sat 20 Sep:Open:1300-1500; Sun 21 Sep:Open:1300-1500; Free Entry.
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