An iconic landmark, St Luke's 'Bombed Out' Church has been at the heart of Liverpool since 1832. Hollowed by an incendiary device in the May Blitz of 1941, the church today functions as a living war memorial and creative community hub. Since 2007 the church has been operating as a managed ruin and multidisciplinary arts venue with a programme of curated events, community engagement and creative learning projects.
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- St Luke's Church, more commonly known by locals as the bombed-out church, is a former Anglican parish church in Liverpool, England.
- A committed team from diverse backgrounds have devoted tens of thousands of hours to keeping St Luke's Church open to the public and reinvigorated by the arts.
- Key Takeaways: The Church of St Luke, also known as St Luke’s Church or the “Bombed Out Church,” is a former Anglican parish church in Liverpool.
- Built in the early 1800’s in an ornate architectural style, the Church of St. Luke was to be a tranquil gem in the heart of Liverpool until it was nearly destroyed...
- Welcome to. St luke's. ... Leece Street, Liverpool, L1 2TR.
- 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.
- Welcome to St Luke's Anglican Church Liverpool! A church for all people.
- The following details regarding the locality and surroundings of what is now the site of St Luke’s Church, were gathered from the recollections of a Liverpool...
- 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.
- St Luke's Church, Liverpool2 of 10. ... An incendiary bomb gutted St Luke's church during the seven-day blitz that devastated Liverpool in May 19413 of 10.
