All Saints Church, Salisbury

All Saints Church was built and consecrated in the mid-19th century in East Harnham on land granted by Lord Folkestone. Isabella Mary Lear built All Saints in accordance with the wishes of her dead husband, a former dean of Salisbury. This church was designed in the Decorative style. The stone bell tower dominates the north side of the church. Inside, on the north wall, there is a tablet dedicated to the memory of the people who died in WWI. Recently, All Saints has been restored; an organ gallery as well as some necessary facilities were added.

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Sight Name: All Saints Church
Sight Location: Salisbury, England (See walking tours in Salisbury)
Sight Type: Religious

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