Talk:St Ann's Church, Manchester
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[edit] some deletions
The church was the second only to the collegiate chuch (now the Cathedral) in the city centre, and must have looked very impressive - as indeed it still does today
replace with: The church was an impressive building. Although it stood between the market and the Collegiate church, both steeples could be seen, from all directions
It is believed that Sir Christopher Wren was involved in its design. Delete - who believes this?
was designed and made by the famous William Peckitt of York.
replace with: was designed by William Peckitt of York
The Mosleys were the lords of the manor of Manchester and in 1693 the manor fell to Lady Anne Bland
replace with The Mosleys were the lords of the manor of Manchester and in 1693 the manor was inherited by Lady Anne Bland
I cant see any other difficulties apart from a few problems with added commas. There haven't been any discussion here before, so i will just make the changes. If you are unhappy with the changes make a revert and explain why, please. :-) Your friend Michael West Mike33 22:12, 24 June 2006 (UTC)
