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The Conservation and Adaptation of Historic Anglican Churches in England for Secular Community Use and Continued Worship, Post‐1945
2021
Accounts of the architectural profession's engagement with historic Anglican churches in England in the post‐1945 period have tended, perhaps inevitably, to focus upon the seismic impact of the Second World War and the physical destruction of the buildings. Moreover, the re‐instatement of bomb‐damaged churches and how this was enacted through legislation has typically been described with reference to nineteenth‐century attitudes to historic building preservation. Although this provides useful
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