DescriptionThe spire of Bramley St Margaret - geograph.org.uk - 276158.jpg
English: Part of the spire of the former parish church of St Margaret, Bramley, Leeds. It is in a corner of the churchyard of St Peter's parish church, which replaced it when St Margaret's was demolished in 1861. This is only part of the former spire, which was originally much taller. Lower Town Street runs behind the railings at a lower level.
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