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| Description | St Michael and All Angels Church, Beckwithshaw, North Yorkshire, England. Organ. To fit the organ into the church, the Victorian architect had to construct a purpose-built arch in the south wall of the chancel, then build a lean-to organ housing behind it, and the organ fitted exactly inside. A neat result which looks good from the outside. |
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