Halifax Minster is a church in Halifax, West Yorkshire. A church has sat on the site of the minster since around 1120, and some portions of the stonework of the original 12th-century structure can still be found in the present building. The current minster, full name Minster and Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, […]
Halifax Minster – Door Restoration – Grade 1 Listed Church Read More »
Former Education Office – Dioceses of Salford Next to Salford Cathedral in Greater Manchester are the Former Education Offices. It is a Grade II Listed building on the A6 undergoing various restoration works. On top of the building is a cupola – a small structure to let in light and air. This one, dating back
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The St James the Great, Haydock church was consecrated in 1866. It was extended in the 1880s due to the church being too small to accommodate the growing population of Haydock. The church was then formally re-opened in 1891 and consecrated in 1892. More recent alterations have included the provision of a new chapel. The
We were contracted to complete repair works to 6 Silver Street Wakefield. The building is a Grade II listed timber framed building built in the early 17th Century. There are three storeys and a raised two bay centre with oversailing gable. It is believed to be the only jettied building remaining in Wakefield. For the
This project involved the removal of a build up of dirt on the old barn doors. We used our low pressure wet blasting unit, which use’s a fine media mixed with a small amount of water to clean the wood. The water suppresses the dust, making this system clean and completely dustless. The Farrow System®
