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The History of St Ann's, Warrington.

By: Parish, Stephen.

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BookPublisher: Stephen Parish, 1A Fitzherbert Street, Warrington WA2 7QG, 2000ISBN: 0953834506.Subject(s): 19c, 20c, Church of England, Anglican, Liverpool Diocese, church history, images, Rev. William Wood, Rev. John Deacon Massingham,William Beamont, John Douglas, Rev. Henry Siddall, Rev. Page Oldham, Rev. Joseph Gordon Richards, George Booth, Henry Rudge, Rev. James Davies, St Ann's War Memorial, Hawleys Lane Tennis Court, St Ann's Tennis Court, Rev. Alan Stout, Rev. Richard Mitchell, The Rover Hut, Rev. Stanley Jones, Air Raid Wardens, St. Ann's School, Rev. John W. Jervis, Reverend J. Patrick MacMillan, Rev. Arthur Rowland, Rev. Harold Sanderson

Contents:

Concise account. The parish of St Ann began when the Rector of St Paul's church, Warrington began weekly evening services in a former nonconformist chapel in 1859. The new church was consecrated in 1869. It closed late in 1995 ( and was converted into an indoor rock climbing centre ). A new building was eventually opened in 2000. Contains a selection of images, including an architect's drawing of the original church and a photograph of the new St. Ann's in 2000.

Summary: p6-9 of the pamphlet explains the spelling variance of St Ann's or St. Anne's, both of which have been used. p22 mentions a "mysterious explosion" at the Alliance Box Works on Orford Lane, which damaged the church. p26 mentions the purchase of a Nissen Hut from Dunham Massey. Also mentioned is the heating of the church using waste steam from Tetley-Walker's Brewery.

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Concise account. The parish of St Ann began when the Rector of St Paul's church, Warrington began weekly evening services in a former nonconformist chapel in 1859. The new church was consecrated in 1869. It closed late in 1995 ( and was converted into an indoor rock climbing centre ). A new building was eventually opened in 2000.

Contains a selection of images, including an architect's drawing of the original church and a photograph of the new St. Ann's in 2000.

p6-9 of the pamphlet explains the spelling variance of St Ann's or St. Anne's, both of which have been used.

p22 mentions a "mysterious explosion" at the Alliance Box Works on Orford Lane, which damaged the church.

p26 mentions the purchase of a Nissen Hut from Dunham Massey. Also mentioned is the heating of the church using waste steam from Tetley-Walker's Brewery.