File:Upper part, altar piece for St Mary of the Angels Church in Worthing, Sussex. .jpg
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English: Working with the Scottish architect F.A.Walters, Nathaniel Hitch executed an altar piece for St Mary of the Angels Church in Worthing, Sussex. This work was carried out in 1902. The church records of October 1902 state- "A beautiful Altar dedicated to the Holy Souls, as a memorial shrine to the deceased Catholic relatives of the Dowager Lady Loder was erected in the North Aisle at her Ladyships sole cost. The design was by F.A.Walters, the stone work by Hatch (sic) of Vauxhall. Brasses by Hardman." Here we see the upper part of the altar piece |
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| current | 14:40, 28 October 2011 | | 448 × 322 (43 KB) | Weglinde |
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