</a>Aww, wish they would at least convert it to something more public like an art museum. Hopefully they'll keep that gorgeous architecture intact. I think it's Corinthian. The website Mary left even has the BCR mention in its history: <a><href="http://www.dalrychurch.co.uk/history.pdf">http://www.dalrychurch.co.uk/history.pdf</a> Thanks for posting the article! -- Derek's Place

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Subject: Aww, wish they would at least convert it to something more public like an art museum. Hopefully they'll keep that gorgeous architecture intact. I think it's Corinthian. The website Mary left even has the BCR mention in its history: http://www.dalrychurch.co.uk/history.pdf Thanks for posting the article!
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[> Subject: Hmm, and I was trying to leave the clickable link. And again...http://www.dalrychurch.co.uk/history.pdf
Author: Loraine [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 16:35:06 11/20/06 Mon