File:St Michael and All Angels Neepsend (4).jpg
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Woodcut of St Michael and All Angels, Neepsend, Sheffield, West Yorkshire, England. Designed by Thomas Charles Sorby, consecrated 1867, closed 1952. The original drawing for this woodcut was by the architect Sorby. The tower and spire were never built, although a much smaller bell tower was there by 1939. |
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| Date | between 1866 and 1867 | ||||
| Source | Sheffield History | ||||
| Author | Unknown author Woodcut based on a drawing by W.C. Sorby (d.1924) | ||||
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