St Matthew’s, Stretford
Active Anglican church in Stretford, Greater Manchester, built in 1841–1842.
Articles for which there is no corresponding Wikipedia article.
Active Anglican church in Stretford, Greater Manchester, built in 1841–1842.
Act of Parliament acknowledging King Henry VIII as the supreme leader of the Church of England.
Ghost story by M. R. James, first published in 1919, about an apparently possessed scrap of chintz, said to be a memorial to the hair of a 17th-century nobleman.
Horror story by M. R. James published in 1925, about the theft of a number of prayer-books repeatedly found to be open at a particular psalm, despite being stored in a locked and disused church.
Act of Parliament repealing more than 250 Acts of Parliament no longer considered to be of practical use.
Ghost story by M. R. James published in 1925, about the disappearance of a woman who steals her neighbour’s property by removing a cursed landmark.
Oil painting by Joshua Reynolds, illustrating a scene from Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part II.
Oil painting by Henry Fuseli, illustrating a passage from John Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost.
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| Active Anglican church in Stretford, Greater Manchester, built in 1841–1842. (Image included) |
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