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Crucifix Conduit and Friary Gates

The Crucifix Conduit built by the Conduit Lands Trust. The Trust was founded in 1546 and contributed… read more »

Fitz Church near Shrewsbury, c 1800

Holy Trinity Church, Dawley Magna, c 1800

Old St. Chad’s Church, Shrewsbury, c 1800

Sir John Floyer and Lichfield

Image: South-west view of Lichfield, an eighteenth century print engraved by J Ryland and published in John Jackson, History… read more »

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Churches

Bildwas Church, c 1800

Broseley Church, c.1800

Crucifix Conduit and Friary Gates

Fitz Church near Shrewsbury, c 1800

Holy Trinity Church, Dawley Magna, c 1800

Lilleshall Church, c 1800

Old St. Chad’s Church, Shrewsbury, c 1800

Shifnal Church, c 1800

Sir John Floyer and Lichfield