St. Luke’s Church Liverpool’s Bombed-Out Ruin of Spirits
St. Luke’s Church, standing stark on Berry Street in Liverpool, rose in 1831 as a Gothic beauty for the city’s growing flock. Known as the “Bombed-Out Church,” it was gutted by a German incendiary bomb in May 1941 during the Liverpool Blitz, leaving only its shell—walls, tower, and shattered windows. Never rebuilt, it became a […]
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