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This is a well-balanced photograph (probably a picture postcard) of Liverton Gardens, in the valley between Liverton and Moorsholm. It was a market garden, you can see the glass-house middle-left of the image. The house visible in the picture is a semi-detched residence, each ”semi” being a mirror-image of the other.
My wife and her brother were born here in the ’50s and they lived a while here with their Grand-parents before moving to Doddercar cottages.
Some of the carved pillars inside the church, anyone know when this church was built? Well Joan – this is part of the Norman Arch (rodders).
Inside the church at Liverton as I said small but beautiful. Now I am wondering are they oil lamps hanging there? Unless I miss my guess that is a triple Norman Arch – very similar to Lastingham (rodders).
The title says it all, the church at Liverton, small but perfectly formed and lovely.
St. Michael’s Church, Liverton. A delightful church in equally delightful surroundings. From the book of views of Loftus. |
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