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Tales from Salford's Gothic Revival Church which neither the Luftwaffe or regeneration could destroy
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukGet the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox so you never miss a thing The defeat of Napoleon was its foundation stone.
During 190 years it has survived two world wars, the Blitz, shrinking congregations, the rise and fall of industrialisation, and 1960s and 70s regeneration.
It still stands on a hill, passed every day by thousands of drivers. A Grade II listed building it is a fine example of Gothic Revival architecture.
The township it was erected to serve was sliced in two by a roundabout, flyovers, and underpasses on the A6 which it overlooks.
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