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Ben Stoker slides architecture as theology in theory and in practice at the church of st john the baptist lincoln tagged
Jan 14, 2017
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Tony Bartl, Sam Scorer
Image: The Collection, Lincoln
Former Little Chef, Markham Moor, Nottinghamshire; previously a petrol station. Constructed 1960-61, listed Grade II in 2012
Image: Wiki Commons
Sam Scorer Gallery, Drury Lane, Lincoln (2000)
Image : Visit Lincoln
Ermine West
Image: https://municipaldreams.wordpress.com/author/municipaldreams/page/3/
Ermine East
Above and above right: Sam Scorer’s model. The bell tower / campanile was never built Right: the church under construction
Image: Ian Goodman and St John’s E-Archive
Images: Fr Stephen Hoy
Image: Fr Stephen Hoy
Image: St John’s E-Archive
Altar, Pulpit-lectern and Font: all designed by Sam Scorer and cast in concrete
Taken from a letter from Fr Stephen Hoy to ‘Arthur’, 12 January 1999
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