DescriptionThe Church of St. Anne, Overbury Street - geograph.org.uk - 386536.jpg
English: The Church of St. Anne, Overbury Street St. Anne's mission was begun in Sep 1843 in order to serve the Catholic population of the rapidly expanding Edge Hill area. One of two Benedictine missions in Liverpool, the priest's house was begun in 1841 and Father Maurus Magison said Mass in the house until the church was built. The Church of St. Anne, designed by Charles Hansom, was opened on 4 August 1846.
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