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| Description | Interior of former church of St Mark, Old Leeds Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England. Built 1887, designed by architect William Swinden Barber (1832-1908). The building was deconsecrated and has been converted into an office block, but many interior features are still visible. Showing top of nave roof truss, viewed looking west from top of chancel arch. |
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