File:St Matthew Lightcliffe 010.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionSt Matthew Lightcliffe 010.jpg | Lithograph of St Matthew's Church vicarage, w:Lightcliffe nr Halifax, West Yorkshire, England. The church was designed in 1875 by William Swinden Barber, but the vicarage was designed by Joseph F. Walsh and Graham Nicholas in 1900-1902. |
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Source | Ebay Originally in Building News, 16 July 1902. |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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