Our Lady Mother of the Church is a substantial, mid-Victorian Gothic Revival ragstone church, built originally for Methodist use and acquired for use by the local Polish community in the late twentieth century. The design is conventional enough for its time, but shows how Nonconformists had come to embrace the Gothic style and use it to good effect. The interior is impressive and spacious, with a complex roof of some exuberance. The spire is a landmark feature in the local conservation area. (From "Taking Stock", a website about the architecture of Catholic churches.)
Find the foundation stone of the church. The date will give you day, month and year which you should note as AB CD EFGH. Find the stone commemorating the church's reopening as the Polish church. The date here gives you JK LM NPQR.
The final container is a very short walk away at
N51 (D-G)L.QEK W000 J(P-B).(F+N)R(H-M-A)
STEALTH REQUIRED! Busy area.
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