File:Holy Trinity Low Moor Dec 2016 (2).JPG
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| Description | Monumental memorial tablet of 1866, dedicated to Reverend Canon Joshua Fawcett MA (1807-1864). He was vicar of Holy Trinity, Low Moor, previously known as Wibsey Chapel. The memorial hangs in the north aisle of the church. It was designed by architects Mallinson & Healey, and executed by architectural sculptors Mawer & Ingle of Leeds. Showing medallion portrait of Joshua Fawcett, most likely by Charles Mawer. |
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