File:St Paul Manningham 001.jpg
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| Description | Pre-1900 photograph of the interior of the Church of St Paul, Manningham, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. It is dated before 1900 because it shows no stained glass in the east window. The stained glass east window. which was put there in memory of the benefactor John Hollings and his relatives, was probably installed before 1900 because Hollings died in 1884. The pulpit, the font and the stone heads around the nave were carved by Mawer & Ingle of Leeds. (Source for death of John Hollings: Reading Mercury, Saturday 01 March 1884 p4: "Frimley" |
| Date | before 1900 |
| Source | St Paul's Church: History of St Paul's Church |
| Author | Unknown author |
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