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St Thomas’s, Bath Row, on today’s streets

Rickman and Hutchinson’s stone church of 1829 seated more than 2,000. It was bombed in December 1940. Its tower and curved Ionic porticos still stand in St Thomas’s Peace Garden.

A 3D model of St Thomas’s church on Bath Row, its lost body in stone and its surviving tower and porticos in green, in today’s Peace Garden
St Thomas’s — outline from the OS 1:500 plan of 1887–88; the stone church body (height estimated) — the 130 ft tower and Ionic porticos still stand, in greenLandmarks standing todayBuildings standing on the site today (see-through)The tower and porticos — survive, in the Peace Garden (Grade II)Buildings today (OpenStreetMap)
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