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Howwood Parish Church
West wall of Howwood Parish Church.
Stain Glass window donated by Lady Elizabeth and Henry Lee Harvey on the death of their daughter Alice in 1871 aged 9.
Brass plaques commemorating the death of Henry Lee Harvey and his daughter Alice.
Interior of Howwood Parish Church
Interior of Howwood Parish Church
Stain Glass window in Howwood Parish Church
Stain Glass window in Howwood Parish ChurchWindow 2.jpg
Stain Glass window in Howwood Parish Church
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