File:Beckwithshaw Church 23 Feb 2014 002.jpg

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Description St Michael and All Angels Church, Beckwithshaw, North Yorkshire, England. West wall, where the missing statue of St Michael overcoming the dragon once stood. The statue was designed and commissioned by architect William Swinden Barber, and was described in newspaper reports of the consecration in 1887.
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