Postcard Posers – June
Can you guess the location of this month’s postcard poser?
For those who are new to this feature on our blog, every month we share a postcard-style photo taken somewhere in the UK. It could be a particular property, a famous landmark, or just a view of the town centre. All you have to do is tell us where the photo was taken in the comments section below.
Wendy Bennett is correct. St. Hilary’s Church also has a peel of six bells.
Spelling correction….. St. Hilary’s Church also has a peal of six bells…
I had to cheat and ask a friend who gave the right answer of St Hilary’s Church, Wallasey!!
Wow I hope you feature something nearer my home City of York sometime.You,d be spoilt for choice there is so much of historic interest
This is a great feature.I have never been to Wallasey but if I ever do will look out for St Hillary’s
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Margaret Frank
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It’s St Hilary Parish Church in Wallasey Merseyside formerly Cheshire. Rebuilt bat 1856 when the old church burnt down after the churchwarden stoked up the boilers to warm the church. A smell of cooked bacon could be smelt all over the village as slaughtered pigs were hung in the old tower which is all that is left now of the old church.