File:St Andrews Church Queens Road Hastings 004.jpg
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Interior of St Andrews Church, Queens Road, Hastings, completed in 1869 to the design of Matthew Edward Habershon (1828-1900) and consecrated by the Bishop of Chichester in 1870. It was constructed by builder John Howell of Hastings, and decorated inside with a large mural by Robert Tressell in 1904. It was declared unsafe and demolished in 1970.[1] |
| Date | circa 1900 |
| Source | http://brighamcitytemple.org/photos,%20art,%20maps/HastingsStAndrewsInterior.jpg |
| Author | Anonymous |
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