File:Unitarian Chapel - Chapel Lane Bradford.jpg
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| Description | Woodblock illustration of former Unitarian Chapel, Chapel Lane, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. It was designed by Andrews Son & Pepper, and opened in 1869. The stone carving was executed by Mawer & Ingle. The building was demolished in 1969 and replaced by an inner city development. |
| Date | before 1900 |
| Source | The churches of Britain and Irelend: Bradford, West Yorkshire Originally from ed. Emily Sharpe, Pictures of Unitarian Churches (1901), Unitarian Christian Publishing Office, London. Before that, the woodblock piecture was used in the magazines Christian Life and Christian Freeman. |
| Author | Spears |
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