- The last bomb site in Liverpool, St Luke’s is testament to the brave people who lived and died during the May Blitz of 1941.
- Church of St. Luke, Liverpool. Bombed during WWII, this 12C church now stands in ruin, serving as a war memorial, as well as an occasional cultural venue.
- St Luke’s Church in Liverpool, is the perfect place to visit if you like haunted locations and Gothic architecture.
- Yoko Ono inside the ruins of St Luke's Church Liverpool looking at Skyladders, part of the Liverpool Biennial Art Festival 7 of 10.
- Robert Cartwright deemed the schoolhouse inadequate and so on St. Luke’s Day, 18th October 1819 the church gathered at St. Luke’s Liverpool.
- Built-Up Area: Liverpool. Traditional County: Lancashire. Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Merseyside. Church of England Parish: St Luke in the City Team.
- Construction began on 9 April 1811, consecration taking place on 12 January 1831. On 5 May 1941, St Luke's was hit and burned by incendiary bomb.
- Some years later on 28 June 1952, the church was designated as a Grade II listed building. Church of St. Luke, Liverpool. Author: Nick Hubbard CC BY 2.0.
- Liverpool Diocese. Church of England. ... _ St Luke’s Church is a local member of the Sefton Dementia Action Alliance (DAA).
- I’ve often mentioned my fascination with the Church of St Luke , the bombed out shell of a church that still stands in Liverpool.