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Holy Trinity Church. Holy Trinity was consecrated in 1842 having been built by William Arthur Watson. It was erected on a site gifted by the Right Honourable Dudley, Earl of Harrowby.
At the time when the church was built, Attleborough, with a population of 1,094, was essentially a working class village with over 60% of its workforce engaged in the ribbon weaving industry. At the time of the church's 150th anniversary in 1992 Attleborough had grown to a population of over 15,000 and had more or less merged with Nuneaton.
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| Author | Ian Dunckley |
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