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When a flying drone meets the incredible Dom Tower

December 3, 2014 by Andrew Leave a Comment

This video footage was taken by a drone as it explores the area around the 11 meter tall Dom Tower in The Netherlands. This is the tallest church tower in Europe. History of the Dom Tower of Utrecht Standing 368 feet, the Dom Tower of Utrecht looms over much of the city and is the […]

The church in Antarctica

February 23, 2014 by Andrew 1 Comment

This is a real church. Funds were collected by a charity called Temple for Antarctica which paid for this Eastern Orthodox, staffed, church. Trinity Church can accommodate up to 30 people and was opened by in 2004 by Theognost, the Biship of Segiyev Posad and the Namestrnik of Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra. The Orthodox church is staffed […]

Dr Giles Fraser resigns in support of Occupy London Stock Exchange (#occupylsx)

October 27, 2011 by Andrew Leave a Comment

The clergy of St Paul’s Cathedral are split over how to handle the Occupy London Stock Exchange (#occuplylsx on Twitter) protest. Protesters outside have set up a camp and are refusing to move; they wish to see support the 99% against the corporate greed of the 1%. The cathedral has been forced to shut over […]

The Church of Thundridge near Cold Christmas Lane

February 2, 2009 by Andrew 201 Comments

The Church – sometimes known as Cold Christmas church – is believed to be haunted.

The death of St John’s Church at Liverpool

January 16, 2009 by Andrew Leave a Comment

The area of St John’s Garden in Liverpool was once a burial ground. In 1767 the area contained a small mortuary chapel and general burial site. The construction of St John’s Church began in 1775 and was started by Thomas Litoller. Litoller would use a gothic design that would later influence buildings like St George’s Hall.

The construction of St George’s Hall started in 1854 and when it finished St John’s Church was hard against the west elevation.

The name St John’s Garden comes from St John’s Church as the Church once stood within the grounds of the garden.

The graveyard and cemetery contained about 27,000 bodies before it was closed in 1854. The closure was due to the extension of St George’s Hall and surrounding buildings. Parts of these buildings still remain on the old burial ground.

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