File:St John Calder Grove plans 1d.jpg

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One of six original 1992 plans, signed by the architect, of Church of St John the Divine, Calder Grove, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England. Designed in 1892 by William Swinden Barber. Please see below for list of images of the same plan. Showing plan 1: North, south, east and west exterior elevations, and a cross-section.

Note: These old plans are stained grey due to age. The initial upload of this image has been cropped but is otherwise unedited, so as to retain detail.
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Source My own photo of original architect's plan dated 1892
Author William Swinden Barber (died 1908)
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