Wollaston, St James' Church c.1960
Photo ref:
W239001

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Designed by Bidlake in 1860, St James' is unusually memorable for a Victorian church, mainly because it is built of blue engineering bricks. The same materials have been used for an adjacent school, the schoolmaster's house and the vicarage, and together they form a harmonious group. Modern buildings have been added, but at least a vague effort has been made to blend them in.
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