Source/Archive record (Article in Serial) SLI18877 - 'Sutton Bridge to London: Farmer's Boy Who Became 'Archbishop'' in the Spalding Guardian
| Title | 'Sutton Bridge to London: Farmer's Boy Who Became 'Archbishop'' in the Spalding Guardian |
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| Date/Year | 1923 |
Abstract/Summary
Article detailing the life and ministry of James Bartholomew Banks, originally resident at Curlew Lodge near Sutton Bridge. Banks established his own fringe Roman Catholic church in Maiden Lane, London. Initially called The Independent Catholic Church, the church was intended to be a commemorative edifice to those who had been lost in the Great War.
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Description
Published in the 20th October 1923 edition of the Spalding Guardian, on p.11.
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Referenced Monuments (1)
- MLI94589 Curlew Lodge, Sutton Bridge (Building)
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Record last edited
Mar 21 2025 8:23AM