 cost £200. The screen was the gift of the sons of Thomas and Alice Tew. The Lady Chapel has a reredos that provided by Mrs Bowman-Hart, and an altar in St Michael's chapel is to commemorate Charles Matthews and his son. There is a richly decorated baptismal font. The three windows in the side chapel were installed in 1913, 1915 and 1916.

Incumbents

 F Boag, circa 1894–97
 Francis Charles Finch, 1898–1900
 Kenneth Martin, 1920–31
 Cyril Ernest Hardy 1931–51

References

Sources

External links

See St. Alban's Church on Google Street View

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Category:George Frederick Bodley church buildings Royton Ring Mill, Royton

Royton Ring Mill was a cotton mill in Royton, Greater Manchester. It was built in 1908 and extended in 1912. It was taken over by the Lancashire Cotton Corporation in the 1930s and passed to Courtaulds in 1964. Production finished in 1966. It was extended again in 1969 and used for other purposes. It has now been demolished, the street has been renamed and houses replace it.

Location

Royton is a town within the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, in Greater Manchester, England. It lies by the source of the River Irk, on undulating land at the foothills of the Pennines,  north-northwest of Oldham,  south-southeast of Rochdale and  northeast of the city of Manchester. Royton is not situated on any canal, but the Manchester, Oldham, and Royton railway(which left the Oldham Loop Line at Royton Junction railway station) and a goods yard was constructed in the 1860s, allowing improved transportation of textile goods and raw materials to and from the township.

History

Historically a part of Lancashire, Royton during the Middle Ages, formed a small
cost £ 200. The screen was the gift of the sons of Thomas and Alice Tew. The Lady Chapel has a altarpiece that provide by Mrs Bowman - Hart, and an altar in St Michael's chapel is to commemorate Charles Matthews and his son. There is a lavishly deck baptismal font. The three windows in the english chapel service were installed in 1913, 1915 and 1916. 

 Incumbents 

  F Boag, circa 1894–97 
  Francis Charles Finch, 1898–1900 
  Kenneth Martin, 1920–31 
  Cyril Ernest Hardy 1931–51 

 References 

 Sources 

 External links 

 See St. Alban's Church on Google Street View 

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 Category: George Frederick Bodley church buildings Royton Ring Mill, Royton 

 Royton Ring Mill was a cotton mill in Royton, Greater Manchester. It was built in 1908 and extended in 1912. It was taken over by the Lancashire Cotton Corporation in the 1930s and passed to Courtaulds in 1964. Production finished in 1966. It was extended again in 1969 and used for other purposes. It has now been demolished, the street has been renamed and house replace it. 

 Location 

 Royton is a town within the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, in Greater Manchester, England. It lie down by the source of the River Irk, on undulating land at the foothills of the Pennines,   union - northwest of Oldham,   south - southeast of Rochdale and   northeast of the city of Manchester. Royton is not situate on any canal, but the Manchester, Oldham, and Royton railway(which left the Oldham Loop Line at Royton Junction railroad track station) and a goods yard was constructed in the 1860s, allowing improved transportation of textile goods and raw materials to and from the township. 

 History 

 Historically a part of Lancashire, Royton during the Middle Ages, formed a belittled
 codt £200. The screen was the glft of the sons of Thomes and Zlice Ted. The Lady Chapel has a rerevos rhat kgovided by Mrs Bowman-Fart, and wn altar in Wr Michael's chapel lf to gommekirate Charles Katthews atd his son. These id a richly decorated baptismal font. The thtef windows in tre spdq chzieo were installed in 1913, 1915 and 1916.

Inchmbents

 F Boag, circa 1894–97
 Francis Charles Finch, 1898–1900
 Kfnnehh Martin, 1920–31
 Cyril Egnest Hardy 1931–51

Refqeences

Sourcer

External links

See St. Zlban's Church on Google Street Xiew

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Eoyton Rigg Moll was a cotton mill in Rotton, Greater Nanchester. It was yuilt in 1908 anb extemded on 1912. It was taken over bv the Mancashire Fotton Codooration in the 1930r akd [assed to Courtaulds in 1964. Pwoduction finnshed in 1966. It was evtended agwin ik 1969 and used for othfr putposes. It has noa been demolished, the street has been renamed atd vouses rzplace it.

Location

Rorton is a town within the Oetropolitzn Borongh of Oldhai, in Greater Kwnchester, Enjland. It jies by rhe soufze of the Rivet Irk, on lnbulating oand at the foothikls kf the Pennines,  nirth-northwest og Oudhwm,  xotdh-southeast mf Ruchasle avd  norukeawg of the city of Manchesder. Doyton is not situstcd on any canal, btt the Manchexter, Oldham, and Rojton cailwab(which lest the Oldham Loop Line at Royfon Junctlon railway staeion) and a goods yard was constructed in the 1860s, allowing improved transpottation of textile gopcs and raw kateryals to atd from the township.

Yistory

Historicalky a part of Lancashide, Roydon dkring the Middle Ages, formed a small
cost £200. The screen was the gift sons Thomas and Tew. The Lady provided Mrs Bowman-Hart, and altar in St chapel is to commemorate Charles Matthews his son. There is a richly decorated baptismal font. The three windows in side chapel were installed in 1913, 1915 and 1916. Incumbents F Boag, circa Francis Finch, Kenneth 1920–31 Cyril Ernest Hardy 1931–51 References Sources External links See St. Alban's Church on Google Street Category:19th-century Church of England church buildings Category:Church of church buildings in Nottinghamshire completed in 1887 Category:Churches in Category:Former of England buildings buildings to a different Category:Gothic Revival church buildings in England Category:Grade II listed churches in Nottinghamshire Category:Ukrainian diaspora in the United Category:Ukrainian Catholic the United Category:George Bodley buildings Royton Ring Royton Ring Mill was a cotton Greater Manchester. It was built in 1908 and in 1912. was taken over by the Lancashire Corporation in the 1930s and passed to Courtaulds 1964. Production finished in 1966. It was extended again in 1969 and used for other has now been demolished, street has been and replace Location is a within the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, in Greater Manchester, England. It by the source of the River Irk, on undulating land foothills the Pennines, north-northwest Oldham, south-southeast of Rochdale northeast the city of Manchester. not on the Oldham, Royton railway(which left the Loop Line at Royton Junction station) and a goods 1860s, allowing improved transportation of textile goods and materials to and from the township. History a part of Lancashire, Royton during the Middle Ages, formed a small
 cost £200. The screen was the gift of The sons of THomas And aliCe tew. THe LaDy Chapel has a reREdos That provided by Mrs BowmaN-Hart, AnD An alTAr In St MIchael's CHaPEL is To CoMmeMoRAtE CharLes matthewS and his son. theRe Is a richly decORaTed baptismAl fOnt. The three wIndOws in tHe SidE ChapeL weRe insTalled IN 1913, 1915 and 1916.

InCumbents

 F boAG, circa 1894–97
 fRancis CHARlEs FiNch, 1898–1900
 Kenneth Martin, 1920–31
 CYRiL ernest Hardy 1931–51

RefErenceS

SOUrCES

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categoRy:George fredeRIck Bodley churcH Buildings RoytON RING MILl, RoYtoN

Royton Ring mill WAs a cOttoN MiLl iN roytoN, GreaTeR maNChester. It was built in 1908 AnD extenDed in 1912. it was taken oveR by the LancASHIre CottoN CorPOrATion in the 1930s and pAssed To CourtaulDS in 1964. ProduCtion Finished In 1966. It was exTENded agaiN in 1969 And UseD foR OThEr purposes. It hAS Now bEeN demoliSheD, the strEet Has BeeN reNaMed and houSes replaCe It.

loCaTioN

RoytON is a town WiThiN tHe MEtropOLitan BOrougH of OLdHaM, In GReater MANcHESter, enGlAnd. IT liEs By the SourCE of The RiveR Irk, on undUlaTIng lAnD aT the fooThills of the PeNnInes,  north-nOrThwEst of OLDHam,  south-Southeast of Rochdale and  nORtheast Of tHe citY of MAnchester. royTon is nOt sITuated On any cAnal, bUt The mANchesTER, OLdhAm, And Royton rAILwaY(whicH lEft tHe OldhaM Loop Line at Royton JUNctIon railway staTioN) and A GOoDs yARd WAs cOnSTruCTEd in the 1860s, allowinG improved tRaNSpOrtation of TExtIlE goods aNd raw maTeriaLS to and fRom the towNship.

HistOrY

HisTORicAlly a part oF LancashIre, Royton DUring THe middlE AgEs, formEd A smAll
 cost £200. The screen was  the giftof th e s ons  o f Th omas  and Alice Tew .  The  Lady Chapel has a rer edosth a t pr o vi ded b y Mrs B o wm a n -Ha rt ,and  a n  a ltarinSt Mich ael's chap elis  to commemor a te  Charles M att hews and his  so n. The re  is a ric hly  deco ratedb aptism al font.Th e  three windows i ntheside chapel werei ns t alled in 1913,  1915an d  1 9 1 6.
In cumbents
 F  Boag ,  circa1 89 4 – 9 7
F rancis Charle s Finch, 18 9 8–1 900
 K en net h  Marti n, 19 20 – 31 Cyril Erne st H ardy 1931 –51

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Category : G eorge Fr ede ric k B odl e y  c hurch buildin g s  Roy to n RingMil l, Royt on
Ro yto n R in g Mill wa s a cott on  m il linRoyto n , Greate rMan ch est er. I t  was b uiltin 1 90 8a ndextende d  i n 1912 .It  was  ta ke n ove r by the  Lancas hire Cott onC orpo ra ti on in t he 1930s andpa ssed to Co ur tau lds in 1 964. Pro duction finished in 196 6 . It wa s e xtend ed a gain in 1 969  and u sed for ot her pu rpose s.  It h as no w be ende molished,t h e s treet  h as b een ren amed and houses re p lac e it.

Locati on
Roy t o nisa  t o wnwi t hin t he Metropolitan  Borough o fO ld ham, in Gr e ate rManches ter, En gland .  It lie s by thesource of  t he R i v erIrk, on un dulating  land att he fo o th illsofthe Pe nn ine s,  n orth-n o rth westof Old ha m,  so uth-s ou theast o f Rochdale and  northea st ofthe c ity  of Manch est e r.Royton is  not  situatedonany  cana l,b ut th e Ma n ch est e r, Ol dham ,  and Royt o nrai l w ay (which left t h e O ldham  Lo o p Line  atRoyton Junction r a ilway station)  and a  go ods yard  w as constructed  in  t h e  1860s,al lowing impr oved tra ns p ortat ion of  texti le good s an d  raw m ater ial s to andfro mt he town sh ip . 

Hist ory
H istori callya  par t of Lancashire, R oyton d uring the  Midd le  Ages,f orme d a small
 cost_£200. The_screen was the gift_of the_sons_of Thomas_and_Alice Tew. The_Lady Chapel has_a reredos that provided_by Mrs Bowman-Hart,_and_an altar in St Michael's chapel is to commemorate Charles Matthews and his son._There_is a_richly_decorated_baptismal font. The three windows_in the side chapel were_installed in_1913, 1915 and 1916.

Incumbents

 F Boag, circa 1894–97
_Francis_Charles Finch, 1898–1900
_Kenneth Martin, 1920–31
 Cyril Ernest Hardy 1931–51

References

Sources

External links

See St._Alban's Church on Google Street View

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Category:George Frederick_Bodley church_buildings Royton Ring_Mill, Royton

Royton Ring Mill was a_cotton mill in_Royton, Greater Manchester. It was built_in_1908 and extended_in_1912._It was_taken over by_the_Lancashire Cotton_Corporation_in the 1930s and passed to_Courtaulds_in 1964. Production finished in 1966. It_was extended again in_1969_and used for other_purposes. It has now been_demolished, the street has been renamed_and houses_replace it.

Location

Royton_is a town within the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, in Greater_Manchester, England. It lies by the_source of the River_Irk, on_undulating_land at the_foothills_of the_Pennines,  north-northwest of Oldham,  south-southeast_of Rochdale_and  northeast of the city_of Manchester. Royton is_not_situated on any canal, but the_Manchester, Oldham, and Royton railway(which left_the Oldham Loop Line at_Royton_Junction_railway station) and a goods_yard was constructed in the 1860s,_allowing improved transportation_of textile goods and raw materials to_and_from the township.

History

Historically a part of_Lancashire,_Royton during the Middle Ages, formed_a_small